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KPBS siguió a dos hermanas boxeadoras de Tijuana que están cambiando el mundo masculino del box.

A musicians' union has filed a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) that accuses the San Diego Opera of failing to honor contracts with its singers.

The Labor Department's glad tidings Friday about the uptick in job creation last month might morph into bad news next month for many of the long-term unemployed.

California's high-speed rail authority is breaking the promises made to voters when they approved $10 billion in bonds to build the nation's first bullet train line, attorneys who represent Central Valley landowners argued Friday.

If you’re among millions of uninsured Californians eligible for government-subsidized insurance, the ripples of health reform start with Monday’s tax deadline.

Proposed legislation in California would require smartphone manufacturers to include a so-called "kill switch" in their devices.

This week, optimists had no trouble finding fresh evidence to suggest that the housing market is recovering.

Rural communities across the country will get the largest amount of money ever distributed under a federal program called Payments In Lieu of Taxes, or PILT. The program will dole out a total of $393 million.

A circuit court judge has ruled that Detroit's bankruptcy filing violates the state's constitution and laws, and must be withdrawn; Michigan's attorney general has already appealed the decision.

North County water agencies are in Washington today to apply for millions of dollars to recycle treated water for irrigation.