The pandemic just made these problems worse — and the inequities more glaring.
By Ryan White
"No going back" has been sociologist Manuel Pastor's rallying cry since the pandemic began. He now fears we're going back.
For transparency, and the health and safety of low-income patients, we’re suing L.A. Care.
By Troy Farah
Experts are warning that disparities in long Covid will prevail in communities of color while treatment remains inaccessible.
By Holly McDede
The philosophy of harm reduction spread internationally when activists and caregivers sought ways to reduce suffering and health risks during the AIDS crisis in the '80s.
By Laura Garcia
Rocha Garcia’s anxiety touched on a rarely discussed reality of life in San Antonio: Your health, as well as your quality of life and opportunities, are powerfully influenced by where you live.
By Ryan White
The award-winning reporter shares insights and tips from her decade of immersing herself in the lives of one family battling poverty and homelessness.
"As a court reporter, the increase in domestic violence cases on court dockets transformed my understanding of domestic violence in the 21st century."
A reporter explores the urgency in Los Angeles to address the issue of mental illness among the homeless population, including a major new statewide Medicaid program called CalAIM.
By Amber Dance
Meanwhile, kids ages 5 through 11 could be lining up for their boosters within a month or so.
By Annika Hom
One resident's kitchen was gutted after a car crashed into her building. But no one from management fixed it for three months.
