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As inflation rises, so does hunger in California’s Inland Empire
The long line of cars waiting for food on that sizzling Saturday morning in Bloomington, California is a memory that I will never forget.
UNSAFE: Abuse and neglect of Arizona's most vulnerable can happen anywhere
An investigation by KJZZ and the Arizona Daily Star found that physical and sexual abuse, as well as neglect, can occur anywhere — and often, nothing is done about it.
Coronavirus Files: Seniors bear the brunt of brewing surge; misinformation runs rampant
Also, grassroots health organizations left out of COVID funding, and infections are on the rise as winter approaches.
The latest from our community
Health and Healing for Cambodian Survivors
Forty years after resettlement, this community is still grappling with the aftermath of the Khmer Rouge regime.
From Cambodia to California: Survivors of the Khmer Rouge genocide need access to mental health care
Treating their trauma is complex: Language and cultural barriers make it hard for many to access mental health care.
An amateur’s guide to taking on a complicated reporting project
An experienced journalist reflects on the learning curve that came with tackling an in-depth series.
ACCESS DENIED: Our medical system is a maze, so patients need navigators — people like Maria Lee
The goal is to keep patients from falling through the cracks in the health care system — cracks that can be more dangerous for Latinos in San Antonio's South Side.
‘We Did It!’ Street Vendors Across L.A. County Celebrate a Hard-Fought Victory
But as California moves to decriminalize street vending, many wonder if aggressive policing will stop.
When the inequities we see in our communities show up in our newsrooms, too
How are we supposed to cover the community as a whole when we can’t communicate with a large portion of its residents?
Coronavirus Files: BQ variants on the rise, Moderna booster fights omicron
A pair of variants likely to dominate the early winter months are emerging from the Scrabble soup.
Politics trumps health in state’s response to alcohol crisis
A review of internal records and interviews with a dozen current and former health department staff show what expertise it possesses has long been muzzled or ignored.
