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Medi-Cal Transforming Public Health Care

California, which has the highest Medicaid caseload in the U.S., is set to dramatically expand access even as it continues to review eligibility post-pandemic.

Is the U.S. Entering a Constitutional Crisis?

How much can you push a country’s Constitution before democracy enters a state of crisis?

Tras la pandemia, personas de color, propietarios de casa, se enfrentan a la pérdida de sus casas

Personas de color, que son propietarias de casas en California se arriesgan a la ejecución hipotecaria o “foreclosure” cuando el alivio hipotecario se agote.

Legal, Grassroots Gains Against ‘Most Pervasive Violence’

Domestic violence is "the most pervasive" form of violence, and a nationwide movement is growing to counter the belief that it is inevitable.

Post-Pandemic, Homeowners of Color Face Losing Homes

While CA homeowners of color already face many threats to their home, more will risk foreclosure than ever when pandemic-era mortgage relief will run out.

School Bullying Mirrors Deeper Racial, Ethnic Faultlines

California community leaders share what insights bullying can provide about rising racial and ethnic tensions among youth.

How AAPI Caregivers Empower Their Communities

Being a caregiver isn’t limited to aiding individuals but also giving voice to the communities in which they live, AAPI activists and artists shared at an Oct. 20 EMS briefing.

Is the Israel-Palestine War Deepening U.S. Inter-Ethnic Hate?

As the bloody war between Israel and Palestine escalates, so does antisemitic and Islamophobic U.S. hate.

Las ferias de salud de fin de semana son clave para llegar a las comunidades rurales de California

Informar a los habitantes de las zonas rurales de California sobre la asistencia sanitaria a la que tienen derecho requiere una comunicación más táctil que tecnológica.

California Governor Signs 56 Bills Fast-Tracking Affordable Housing

Support for these bills from historically opposed environmental and labor groups suggests the beginning of an unprecedentedly pro-housing majority bloc in California politics.

Weekend Health Fairs Key to Reaching California’s Rural Communities

Informing rural Californians about health care they qualify for requires communication more high-touch than high-tech.

Why Ageism Prevails and How to Stop It

In an EMS briefing, aging experts discussed how and why ageism prevails in the way we view older adults, and how to overcome it.

How U.S. Chief Heat Officers are Beating the Heat

As extreme heat worsens nationwide, the country’s three Chief Heat Officers spoke about how the threat to their cities is changing their response.

¿Cómo está venciendo California el calor extremo?

Organizaciones estatales y comunitarias compartieron cómo se estaban adaptando al calor extremo en la práctica.

How is California Beating the Heat?

At a Sept. 26 EMS briefing, state and community organizations shared how they were adapting to extreme heat on the community level.

What Payment Methods are Telltale Signs of Scams?

Payment methods that scammers insist you use — like gift cards, cryptocurrency and wire transfer — are telltale signs of scams, says the FTC.

Cómo nos cambia el cambio climático

A medida que el cambio climático altera las temperaturas globales y los patrones meteorológicos, también afecta a nuestras vidas social, política y espiritualmente.

How Climate Change Changes Us

As climate change alters temperatures and weather patterns worldwide, it also alters our lives socially, politically and spiritually.

In Publishing, Diversity Depends Not Only on Who’s Portrayed But How

To change unequal representation for people of color is to change not only how many are portrayed, but also how they’re portrayed.

As Losses Soar, New Phishing Scams Use Text, AI

Phishing, where scammers use texts and AI to steal passwords, accounts and Social Security numbers, is evolving and intensifying, says the FTC.

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