Dan Morain explores the 1967 Lanterman-Petris-Short Act's impact on mental health care, and how his brother's story inspired him to dig deeper into this pivotal chatper of California history.

Black neighborhoods that were intentionally torn in half by mid-20th century highway construction? A reporter seeks answers.

Preparing for death is often seen as a foreign concept in the Korean community. Managing living conditions is emphasized over ...

After being displaced by a fire in May in the Jones Senior Homes apartment complex in San Francisco’s Japantown neighborhood, elderly residents were abruptly forced to adapt to unfamiliar ...

The Chinese community, like many others, has a growing elderly population while facing a critical shortage of caregivers. As the largest Asian ethnic group aged 65 years and older, Chinese Americans ...

The Virginia General Assembly created the opioid abatement authority to manage and allocate 55% of the commonwealth’s settlement funds from opioid litigation. These funds must be used for ...

Donald Trump’s return to power will usher in major changes to the country’s health policies, social safety net, and the federal agencies that oversee many of these programs. As the 47th president, ...

Our Data Fellowship offers journalists an opportunity to transform their reporting by training them to “interview the data” as if it were a human source. Equipped with the tools to find original ...

On a cool April morning in San Luis Obispo, Brett Cross and his dog set out for their regular bike ride and run around nearby Laguna Lake. Cross, a lifelong resident of San Luis Obispo, said it was ...