By Cynthia Hubert -
Updated: 3:21 pm
Hours after a needle fed another round of toxic chemotherapy into her veins, Sandra Knott wondered aloud whether she would survive to don the crisp uniform of a state correctional officer again.
By Carlos Alcalá -
Updated: 1:43 pm
Nearly 30 Nisei veterans were honored with Congressional Gold Medals Saturday.
By Herbert A. Sample -
Updated: 10:47 am
It took more than a half-century, but this megalopolis that long ago turned its back on cheap street trolleys like the Red Car in favor of car-choked concrete superhighways is finally getting its rail mojo back.
By Jocelyn Wiener -
Updated: 8:55 am
Inmates with serious mental illnesses deemed incompetent to stand trial are languishing in California jail cells for months as they wait for state hospital beds to open up, according to advocates, jail officials and family members.