In a gripping report, NPR's Anas Baba details his perilous journey to a U.S.-backed food distribution site in Gaza, where hunger drives people to desperate measures, risking their lives amid military fire and chaos.
On the streets of Los Angeles, homeless veterans like Irving Webb face daily struggles. But a new executive order could finally bring hope for housing with plans to support 6,000 veterans by 2028.
Chelsea Cresencia's fun trip to New York turned into a health nightmare, leading to a shocking heart diagnosis and life-saving surgery. Discover her incredible journey of resilience and hope.
Governor Gavin Newsom unveils a groundbreaking model ordinance aimed at tackling California's homelessness crisis head-on, providing local governments with the tools to address dangerous encampments effectively.
California Governor Gavin Newsom is taking decisive action to ban homeless encampments, emphasizing that inaction is no longer an option. With a new model ordinance, he aims to connect the homeless to services while responding to rising voter support for tougher tactics.
In a bold move, Mayor Karen Bass reveals a $1 billion budget deficit leading to potential layoffs of 1,600 employees in Los Angeles. Discover the reasons behind these drastic cuts and the impact on the community.
Katy Perry is set to make history as she joins an all-female crew on a spaceflight aboard Blue Origin's New Shepard rocket. Scheduled for Monday, this journey marks the first female-only crew since 1963. Discover the details of this star-studded adventure!
As Myanmar grapples with its worst earthquake in a century, exiled citizens like Soe Ko Ko Naing struggle with survivor's guilt and helplessness while trying to support their families back home.
In the wake of a tragic shooting in Las Cruces that left three dead and 15 injured, New Mexico lawmakers are urgently addressing the state's violent crime crisis. Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham faces calls to reconvene the legislature to tackle public safety reforms.
In a controversial move, Trump signs an executive order to dismantle seven federal agencies, including those focused on media and libraries. What does this mean for independent journalism?
