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"I met Cambodians of different ages and backgrounds, who all had the same thing in common: the trauma of war still haunted them."

And how journalists can track the story.

Plus, President Biden’s plans to end pandemic-era restrictions on U.S. entry by asylum seekers are in jeopardy after judge's ruling.

Does the new tiny home model actually work? A reporter seeks to finds out.

For undocumented immigrants like Ericka Rosas Aranda, California's May 1 expansion of Medicaid can prove life-saving.

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.

If it took this long to fix this financially punishing legislative "typo," what does that portend for larger health policy aspirations?

As costs mount to treat the often-debilitating symptoms that linger after infection, desperate patients turn to crowdfunding.

The silent crisis is growing louder and louder as reproductive advocates and birth equity activists demand solutions to a decades-old issue.