For California’s indigenous farmworker population, healthcare that respects their traditions is vital.
An historic expansion of Medi-Cal for undocumented workers will miss many farmworkers.
Both the nature of the work and flaws in the support system cause injuries and illness.
Where government and health care institutions are absent, some communities turn to grassroots action.
Voters rejected election deniers in key states, but the path to extremism remains open.
Long-suffering residents of Dimock, Pennsylvania, feel cautiously hopeful after Gov.-elect Josh Shapiro announces plea deal with natural gas company.
Petition circulators have reportedly claimed that a ballot measure would ban new oil and gas wells near homes. In fact, it would do the opposite.
Organizers say door-knocking by domestic workers inspires key voters.
Rising premiums and co-pays next year could destabilize many already struggling with inflation.
An innovative organizer for three unions, Ross also challenged U.S. policy toward Central America.
Public prosecution ‘a great model’ for future suits against polluters.
As advocates and academics question the impact of flights over neighborhoods, police departments lack persuasive evidence of crime-fighting effectiveness.
The Union of Southern Service Workers is organizing food service, retail and health care workers through direct action against low wages and historical racism.
Laura Poitras’ documentary about Nan Goldin is more than just a snapshot of the photographer’s life.
But as California moves to decriminalize street vending, many wonder if aggressive policing will stop.
An International Space Station instrument looks for dust, finds methane vent in the Permian Basin.
The poor would likely bear the costs of energy transition, but benefit from cleaner air and less warming.
Microsoft, Google, Centene, Koch Industries and others support committee that gave millions to elect Lake.
The governor may need his full second term to make real inroads toward ensuring that Californians have access to quality care.
Author Rick Wartzman’s new book examines how improvements in pay by the retail giant fall far short of what society owes workers.