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A new report on the immense challenges millions of caregivers face in America, and the urgent need for better support systems.
California officials depend largely on residents filing complaints to find out about health and safety problems at mobile home parks.
After a night out, Efrain Sarmiento fell asleep on the couch in his one-bedroom apartment. In the middle of the night, he woke up to the smell of smoke. He didn’t hear any fire alarms go off.
These coloring pages for kids aim to help answer some of the questions reporter Ginny Monk heard from kids while reporting her eviction series “Notice to Quit.”
"Safer Sidelines is the best and most impactful series I have encountered highlighting the risk associated with not prioritizing athlete health, safety and wellbeing," said Dr. James Borchers, a physician.
Una de las imágenes que Efraín Sarmiento recuerda tras el incendio en su apartamento de Harlem son las renegridas huellas de manos hechas de hollín, impresas en las paredes del complejo.
"Early in my practice, I only occasionally saw a child with a complication of obesity; now I see multiple referrals each month."
The recent deployment of the National Guard and California Highway Patrol onto San Francisco’s streets to crack down on drugs comes amid intense public pressure to address open air drug use and sales.
In STAT’s interviews with more than a half-dozen women who are incarcerated in California, many described the post-pandemic era as their most difficult period of incarceration.
