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What Happened in Vegas

The days, weeks, and months after the worst mass shooting in modern American history

By Amanda Fortini

Photographs by Joshua Dudley Greer

City of Exiles

Every month, thousands of deportees from the United States and hundreds of asylum-seekers from around the world arrive in Tijuana. Many never leave.

By Daniel Duane

Photographs by Yael Martínez

“Who’s lookin’ for a fight?”

On the road with the last boxing tent in Australia

By John M. Glionna

Photographs by Daniel King

After the Miracle

For a generation, Americans have been outsourcing work to India, where companies like Infosys grew bigger than Facebook and Google combined and created a new middle class. It seemed as though the boom would last forever.

By Rollo Romig

Photographs by Sohrab Hura

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The Pipeline

A wide-ranging, unabashedly honest conversation about why tech companies aren’t diverse — and how to fix them

As told to Joy Shan and Elise Craig

Photographs by Erica Deeman

Illustrations and animations by Jing Wei

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Backstage

How an issue of California Sunday gets made

By Douglas McGray

Photographs by Thomas Bollier

Meanwhile

The lifers who are trying to start hospice care in San Quentin

By Wendy MacNaughton

The California Sunday Magazine

What Happened in Vegas

The days, weeks, and months after the worst mass shooting in modern American history

City of Exiles

Every month, thousands of deportees from the United States and hundreds of asylum-seekers from around the world arrive in Tijuana. Many never leave.

“Who’s lookin’ for a fight?”

On the road with the last boxing tent in Australia

After the Miracle

For a generation, Americans have been outsourcing work to India, where companies like Infosys grew bigger than Facebook and Google combined and created a new middle class. It seemed as though the boom would last forever.

Sponsor Content

Dropbox Stories: Community

Dropbox Stories: Collaboration

The Pipeline

A wide-ranging, unabashedly honest conversation about why tech companies aren’t diverse — and how to fix them

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Streets Like These: SF

Streets Like These: LA

Backstage

How an issue of California Sunday gets made

Meanwhile

The lifers who are trying to start hospice care in San Quentin

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After the Miracle

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