The majority of Californians live in places where the supply of licensed child care just does not meet the demand. And it could get worse.
Children & Families
The author meets Elijah (10), who shares board games but hesitates to discuss eviction. They bond over shared interests, and Elijah's advice helps others.
This is the first in a multi-part series about racial and economic disparities in LA County’s child welfare system, and the impact family surveillance and separation has on kids and their parents.
In the shadow of the American dream, a darker tale emerges - one of transnational abandonment and the plight of immigrant women facing domestic abuse.
Un programa para ayudar a los residentes de parques de casas móviles se renovó mucho el año pasado porque nadie lo estaba usando. ¿Podrá dar resultados el hecho de triplicar el fondo para préstamos y simplificar el proceso de solicitud?
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.”
"Early in my practice, I only occasionally saw a child with a complication of obesity; now I see multiple referrals each month."
The proposed reforms aim to fix long-standing structural issues in the child care system, among them problems The San Diego Union-Tribune detailed in an in-depth series on the real costs of child care.
Amy Silverman and KJZZ reported that abuse and neglect of people with IDD can happen anywhere — it's not limited to the institutions of the past.
A lack of trust in the health care system is common among Black mothers and experts believe it might be a large reason why Black infant mortality rates are so high.