The more reporting trips we made, the more immigrants we spoke to who described dangerous conditions and persistent problems ...

I write for the Center for Health Journalism's Remaking Health Care blog. Previously, I was a health reporter for the Bakersfield Californian, a staff writer for the San Jose Mercury News, and a ...

Nearly half a century after Pol Pot’s Khmer Rouge regime murdered at least 2 million people in Cambodia – a quarter of the country’s population – fresh terror ...

Growing older, African Americans often make a heartfelt plea to their loved ones: “Do not put me in a home.” This sentiment underscores a deep-rooted cultural emphasis on familial caregiving and a ...

Young kids are struggling in school as the long shadow of the pandemic continues to disrupt classrooms. Teachers across the country report young children less able to regulate their emotions and ...

I am retired after a varied career, usually involving writing of some kind (advertising, public relations, technical writing). I hold a bachelors degree in Journalism, a Secondary Teaching Certificate ...

Thousands of farmworkers are working well into their sixties and seventies with no safety net built for retirement.

Food insecurity affects farmworkers at higher rates than the general U.S. population, and it can increase their risk of suffering from several chronic diseases, such as diabetes, hypertension, ...

A call came into our newsroom. A caller told our assignment desk about a woman at Santa Elizabeth church in the San Fernando ...

As Latino immigrants age, those without families face loneliness and those with families worry about being a burden and ...

As Latino immigrants age, many worry about being a burden on their families and hesitate to ask for help. Psychotherapist Gabriel Romero explains that "we feel pleasure in helping others, but we also ...