A member of the media tests a Tesla Motors Model S car with an Autopilot system. Regulators and manufacturers are debating whether self-driving cars should have a licensed driver inside as a safety precaution. Bloomberg/Bloomberg via Getty Images hide caption
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A crew works in early February to stop the flow of gas from the leaking gas well at the Aliso Canyon storage facility. Courtesy of Sempra Utilities hide caption
A workplace safety tool, or a restriction of artistic vision? iStockphoto hide caption
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Karyn Jackson (right) helped Fernando Rico, of Pasadena, Calif., complete a Covered California application for health insurance at an enrollment fair in 2014. Allen J. Schaben/LA Times via Getty Images hide caption
Tuesday
Contractors who supply workers to farmers say requirements of the Affordable Care Act and the immigration status of many of the workers create a Catch-22. Maguey Images/Getty Images hide caption
Monday
How To Get Dads To Take Parental Leave? Seeing Other Dads Do It
Tuesday
This San Francisco home collapsed in the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake, which also claimed dozens of lives. ADAM TEITELBAUM/AFP/Getty Images hide caption
U.S. Quake Warning System Could Save Lives When Seconds Count
Monday
Skimping on health insurance carries a hidden price for some fast-food restaurants. Paula Connelly/Getty Images hide caption
Bosses Find Part-Time Workers Can Come With Full-Time Headaches
Thursday
Gilead Sciences' new drug Sovaldi effectively cures hepatitis C, but the price is straining state budgets. Eric Risberg/AP hide caption
Tuesday
"Solar trees," which suspend solar panels over parking spaces in San Diego, collect electricity. Generating solar power like this is just one rung on a ladder the city will have to climb to reach 100 percent renewable energy by 2035. Clare Trageser/KPBS hide caption
San Diego Mulls Whether To Let City, Not Utility, Buy Alternative Energy
Thursday
Julie Brand holds her 1-month-old daughter as she receives a hepatitis B vaccine at Berkeley Pediatrics in Berkeley, Calif. Jeremy Raff/KQED hide caption
Friday
This photo taken Nov. 3, 2015, shows SoCalGas crews and technical experts attempting to safely stop the flow of natural gas leaking from a storage well at the utility's Aliso Canyon facility in Los Angeles. Efforts to plug the well appear to have destabilized it, the Los Angeles Times reports. Javier Mendoza/AP hide caption
Saturday
Demonstrators march through the streets of Winston-Salem, N.C., in July 2015, after the beginning of a federal voting rights trial challenging a 2013 state law. The most controversial part of that law — requiring voters to show photo identification at the polls — goes into effect this week, although its language was softened slightly last summer. Chuck Burton/AP hide caption
New Year, New Laws: States Diverge On Gun Rights, Voting Restrictions
Friday
A SolarCity employee installs a solar panel on the roof of a home in Los Angeles in 2014. California's utilities want to pay new solar customers less for their extra electricity and to add new monthly fees. Bloomberg/Bloomberg via Getty Images hide caption
Like Night And Day: How Two States' Utilities Approach Solar
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After years fighting a heroin addiction, Danny Montgomery, 33, is receiving inpatient treatment that is being paid for by Los Angeles County. Anna Gorman/KHN hide caption