U.S. women’s and men’s national soccer teams close pay gap with ‘game-changing’ deal Cynthia HirschhornMay 18, 2022equality, economics
Democracy is at stake in the midterms. The media must convey that. Cynthia HirschhornMay 18, 2022democracy, media
Here’s How to Get Infrastructure Funds to Smaller Cities Cynthia HirschhornMay 16, 2022infrastructure, government
‘A walk back in time’: Where two rivers join, California will get a new state park Cynthia HirschhornMay 16, 2022park, California
Snapchat co-founder pays off college debt of new graduates at L.A. art and design school Cynthia HirschhornMay 15, 2022education
What does 80 gallons look like? The good, bad and insipid in California’s water conservation graphics Cynthia HirschhornMay 12, 2022water, California
Court: California’s under-21 gun sales ban unconstitutional Cynthia HirschhornMay 11, 2022California, justice
‘A race to the bottom’: New bill aims to limit frenzy of well drilling on California farms Cynthia HirschhornMay 9, 2022California, water, climate
What Israel, Las Vegas and other places can teach SoCal about using a lot less water Cynthia HirschhornMay 8, 2022California, water, climate
Debbie Allen found god, and her name is Shonda Rhimes. How the two built this L.A. arts center Cynthia HirschhornMay 8, 2022art, Los Angeles
We’re in a megadrought. Here’s how to keep your veggie garden alive this summer Cynthia HirschhornMay 6, 2022water, California, climate
Stanford Gets $1.1 Billion for New Climate School From John Doerr Cynthia HirschhornMay 4, 2022education, finance
California moves to embrace cryptocurrency and regulate it Cynthia HirschhornMay 4, 2022California, economics
Griffith Park is named for a guy who shot his wife — and other true stories of L.A. parks Cynthia HirschhornMay 3, 2022Los Angeles
The surprising stories behind some of L.A.'s most famous landmark names Cynthia HirschhornMay 3, 2022Los Angeles
How a billionaires boys’ club came to dominate the public square Cynthia HirschhornMay 1, 2022politics
Southern California ‘cannot afford green lawns’ as drought forces unprecedented water cuts Cynthia HirschhornMay 1, 2022environment, water, California
To survive drought, parts of SoCal must cut water use by 35%. The new limit: 80 gallons a day Cynthia HirschhornApril 30, 2022California, water
In the capital of Blue State America, a new ferment over homelessness Cynthia HirschhornApril 30, 2022California, housing