Democratic debate: What do presidential candidates plan for healthcare, guns, immigration and climate?

Seven candidates are scheduled to take the stage in Los Angeles tonight for the December Democratic primary debate. Here’s where they stand on five issues important to Californians:

The Democrats vying to take on President Trump agree on many prescriptions for the country’s problems, including undoing many of Trump’s policies. But on a wide range of issues, their ideas diverge in ways large and small.

” has been a flash point for the party’s competing factions, bringing heated exchanges on debate stages and accusations of naivete and foot-dragging. Beyond that issue, the candidates have also differed to one degree or another on immigration, environmental policy, gun control and how to solve

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