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California’s Medi-Cal Recipients Will Get Full Scope Dental Benefits for One More Year

Lawful permanent residents on Medi-Cal can also keep existing comprehensive dental coverage until July 2027.

On Birthright Citizenship, SCOTUS Affirms Immigrants are ‘Part of the Fabric of American Life’

Today's ruling rejects the argument that immigrants are merely temporary sojourners with no connection to the country and its people.

Lesson from Minneapolis — A ‘People Organized Are the Infrastructure’

Advocates in Minneapolis, where an immigration enforcement operation last year led to the deaths of two U.S. citizens, say bridging political divides is key.

California Publishers: Don’t Miss the 2026 California Civic Media Program

The launch of the $18.75 million California Civic Media Program (CMP) marks a historic investment in California's local journalism.

Anticipating the Political Aftershocks of Venezuela Quakes

As Venezuelans continue to search for loved ones beneath the rubble, anger is mounting over the state's anemic response.

The ‘Two Headed Beast’ — Locals in Gilroy, Calif. Resist Planned ICE Facility

Residents of Gilroy, along California's Central Coast, are organizing against a planned ICE facility in this agricultural and majority Latino community.

Tennessee Directive Threatens Healthcare for 400 Critically Ill Immigrant Children

Tennessee has become the first state to condition life-saving healthcare for critically ill immigrant children on their willingness to be identified to immigration authorities.

Trump Admin. Turns Away Asylum Seekers While Putting the Squeeze on Those Already Here

New rules proposed by USCIS recently would create significant barriers to employment for the nearly four million people here with pending asylum cases.

Distrust, Political Violence, and False Narratives Harm Ebola Relief Efforts

Health workers and local leaders struggle to build trust as a rare Ebola strain spreads through Central African countries already burdened by violence.