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A reporter finds "the data was just a glimpse of the full picture" while covering school-based juvenile justice complaints.
"The response to the series was unlike anything I’ve seen in nearly 16 years as a professional journalist," writes the author.
What happens to the public’s trust in emergency communication systems after large catastrophic wildfires? A Northern California reporter investigates.
The demand for mental health services among kids is tremendous, but too often care is a luxury reserved for those who can afford it.
"I met Cambodians of different ages and backgrounds, who all had the same thing in common: the trauma of war still haunted them."
Does the new tiny home model actually work? A reporter seeks to finds out.
Off-road vehicles are slated to be phased out at a popular beach dune recreational area on California's Central Coast. Off-roading enthusiasts have filed lawsuits to halt the move.
Patton, an unincorporated community known for its large, state-run psychiatric hospital, has more than a dozen fast-food restaurants, and two grocery chain stores along its main commercial strip.
The silent crisis is growing louder and louder as reproductive advocates and birth equity activists demand solutions to a decades-old issue.
For workers in Sonoma County’s agricultural industry, wildfires have become a growing occupational hazard.
