Dustin Clendenen

Nancy Baker Cahill, Wesley Allsbrook, Drue Kataoka and Jorge R. Gutierrez break down walls (and through glass ceilings) to take art into the next dimension.

As younger voters are becoming more engaged in the democratic process, campaigns are learning to compete for their hearts, minds and online eyeballs.

Beyond L.A.'s glamorous, famously sunny façade, the city has always had some pretty deep thoughts going on.

The circus can be a really cruel place for animals.

More than a year in the making, "The Meaning of L" will open at Gloria Delson Contemporary Art during Downtown ArtWalk.

The fate of all 435 seats in the House of Representatives, 35 of 100 seats in the Senate and 39 state governorships are in the hands of voters....

How a massive library of potential ingredients empower algorithms to solve world hunger.

High-yield checking accounts that offer more than 2% APY are becoming more common.

If you've ever rented an apartment, you've probably been subjected to a credit check.

Rent is on the rise all over the country with no sign of slowing down, especially in cities like San Francisco, Los Angeles and New York.

Christopher Mikkelsen’s entire life has two constants. The first is family. And the second is being a citizen of the world.

Providing humanitarian medical aid to international victims of crisis seems like a simple mission. But the leading organizations in the field were born from an ideological schism.

Costco is considered the mecca of savings for shoppers, but there are ways to reap even more discounts and benefits from using the right credit cards.

These days, people leave jobs and move on to new ones all the time. But what happens to the 401k you started at your last company?

Credit cards offer perks such as flexibility, rewards and bonuses, but when used irresponsibly, can create a downward spiral of debt.