The MTC adopted austerity budgets through July 1, but advocates say they are fed up with waiting for service increases.

When small businesses are excluded from the conversation around post-Covid financial relief, their employees are as well.

The little pop-up pantry arrives as demand for food soars and some of the region's most vulnerable residents are seeking help.

Some districts have turned to organized video games to give students the team sports experience they’re missing during distance learning.

Districts throughout California are replacing hotspots for a more reliable, long-term alternative.

The latest relief package offers about four times as much as the $13.5 billion in aid that went to K-12 schools under the CARES Act.

State Democrats and Republicans are proposing various solutions, but experts warn jobs alone will not bridge growing inequality.

Housing advocates have been sounding the alarm on what they say will be an unparalleled wave of evictions early next year.

Voters narrowly defeated Proposition 15, the tax measure that aimed to eliminate decades-long protections for commercial properties.

Californians voted by mail in record numbers, potentially avoiding a pandemic superspreader event and showing the nation it could be done.

Management sent everyone home at 2:30pm, prompting an exodus from the Julian Street facility that’s been closed to clients since March.

Can a program created to help the most vulnerable during the pandemic successfully morph into permanently helping the unsheltered?

The withheld funds come at an especially urgent time. Without a valid SSN, undocumented spouses can’t apply for unemployment.

Though they play a vital role in pulling this nation through the pandemic, U.S. hospitals have taken a huge financial hit from the crisis.

Census data from the latest American Community Survey estimates that more than 20,000 households in the city lack internet access.