A reporter learns how to listen for the gaps while reporting on Tennessee youth convicted of felony murder — for killings they didn’t commit.
Health Equity & Social Justice
Tras 20 años en una prisión de California por un crimen que dice no haber cometido, Úrsula Gómez fue entregada a ICE y deportada a México, país que dejó de niña. Hoy lucha por rehacer su vida.
Every day, thousands of residents face the hardest financial choices, as households struggle to afford basic expenses.
Per-capita homelessness higher in Santa Clara, Alameda and San Francisco than rates of suburban counties.
Sky-high housing costs have made the region an outlier, pushing more people into homelessness and making it harder to escape
What one-night counts can and can’t reveal about the region’s homelessness crisis.
Preeclampsia doesn’t get nearly the attention it should, even though it’s a leading cause of preterm birth and maternal and fetal deaths. Black women are particularly at risk.
Three separate Atlas explosions and cancer risks the LA County DA’s office calls 48-times above health standards threaten the Watts school.
Studies find that communities of color and low-income areas face more drinking-water violations and longer waits for fixes.
A new book exposes hunger and unsafe food in American prisons, and points to opportunities for reporters. “I think the best treatment on prison food actually comes from local reporting,” author Chin Jou said.