May 19, 2020

Gov. Gavin Newsom's proposed cuts to meet the new coronavirus economy include two California day programs aimed at keeping poor and medically fragile seniors in their homes, and out of institutions.

California emite vales de comida únicos de hasta $365 por niño a las familias con niños que califican para recibir comidas gratuitas o a precio reducido en las escuelas.

California is issuing one-time food stamps up to $365 per child to families with children who qualify for free or reduced-price meals at school to get through the coronavirus outbreak.

Newsom pitches starting baseball season in June. Reports warns against giving governor too much power. Medi-Cal cuts expected in budget.

The COVID-19 pandemic is magnifying decades of inequities in communities of color that have less access to health care.

This tiny coronavirus prompts a big question about California's economy: Will business as usual buoy caregivers or simply protect the wealthy and America’s embrace of private gain?

Given that many cases of COVID-19 are found in nursing homes, why isn’t testing a priority in these facilities.

According to the federal Centers for Disease Control, residents at nursing homes are at the highest risk of being impacted by the coronavirus. Despite taking precautionary measures, these facilities have accounted for nearly half of all deaths related to COVID-19 in California, and data released by the state suggests there have been many more outbreaks […]