California's AB 1147 law now requires regional centers for developmental disabilities to follow the Public Records Act, boosting transparency in a $15 billion system serving 450,000 people.
Healthcare Systems & Policy
Glynn Simmons and Richard Phillips were exonerated after decades in prison. Their stories reflect huge disparities in who serves time in prison for crimes they did not commit.
Ed Mahon tracks opioid settlement spending in Pennsylvania, and the impacts on those with firsthand experience of the epidemic’s devastating impacts.
Also this week: Reporters localize Trump’s health equity impacts, and where a pregnant person lives shapes their risk of dying.
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. is the most controversial pick to become the nation’s health secretary in modern history. In this webinar, we will examine what Kennedy’s arrival at HHS will mean for the American health system and public health threats facing the country.
An Oklahoma lawmaker proposed legislation last month that would make it a crime, punishable by up to a year in jail, for anyone caught in possession of a stolen shopping cart.
There’s value in illustrating the full picture to readers, even if they’ve seen or heard snippets of a story before.
Reporter Hanisha Harjani visits Ohio during "Trans Day of Remembrance" this past November and asks people how they were getting ready for the next four years.
Five key takeaways from the year in opioid settlement spending, as Pennsylvania responds to an epidemic that continues to kill thousands of people annually.
People are dying from this disease and their families are suffering. So why isn't more being done to protect mostly Latino workers who cut artificial stone countertops?