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Most elderly and disabled people prefer home- or community-based care. It's also cheaper, but state and federal policy often favors the assisted-living industry. Now, activists are speaking up.

Yet another example of why Bernstein Sycamore remains near the head of the table of social critics, gender-benders and boundary pushers.

Nation's largest voting jurisdiction plans to design system for L.A., sell it to other counties in state, country.

Congress quietly acquiesces as the regulations meant for our safety are whittled away.

Iran's civilians find themselves in the midst of one of the worst medical supply shortages in the nation's long history.

This month, a 30-day action campaign was launched demanding the release of Russell “Maroon” Shoatz from solitary confinement, where he has been held for over 23 consecutive years.

Residents are joining up to demand a healthier future.

The principal food supplier to US troops in Afghanistan is embroiled in a costly dispute with the Pentagon that has attracted congressional interest.

How dangerous chemicals and fracking contaminate our land, our health and the energy debate.

In today's On the News segment: Washington state wants to protect businesses' right to discriminate; the motivation behind the world-wide economic con of austerity has been discovered; Sen. Bernie …