California Dream

Dr. Moazzum Bajwa examines Cesilia Jimenez’s neck during a recent appointment at the Moreno Valley Community Health Center. Jimenez had a cancerous tumor removed from her neck several years ago after Bajwa discovered it when he was a resident doctor in training. He’s still her doctor and is now an attending physician and is curriculum director of the residency program. Photo by Elizabeth Aguilera for CalMatters

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Med school free rides and loan repayments — California tries to boost its dwindling doctor supply

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Changing lives — and credit history — one micro-loan at a time

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From tikka masala to Mexican BBQ, home kitchens set to expand across the state

Scott Rodd

From tikka masala to Mexican BBQ, home kitchens set to expand across the state

Is it fair to blast PG&E for not managing blackouts like SDG&E?

Claire Trageser, KPBS

Is it fair to blast PG&E for not managing blackouts like SDG&E?

Can factory-built apartments solve California’s housing woes?

Matt Levin

Can factory-built apartments solve California’s housing woes?

Pilot project: Housing homeless people cuts state’s health care burden

Matt Tinoco, KPCC

Pilot project: Housing homeless people cuts state’s health care burden

Amador County builds community college pipeline for mental health workers

Sammy Caiola, Capital Public Radio

Amador County builds community college pipeline for mental health workers

Black people disproportionately homeless in California

Kate Cimini

Black people disproportionately homeless in California

‘Basic income’ experiment offers Stockton residents a glimpse of the California Dream

Sammy Caiola, Capital Public Radio

‘Basic income’ experiment offers Stockton residents a glimpse of the California Dream

‘Sicker than the rest of us’ — More docs making house calls to people without houses

Matt Tinoco, KPCC

‘Sicker than the rest of us’ — More docs making house calls to people without houses

A college education in prison opens path to freedom

Vanessa Rancano, KQED

A college education in prison opens path to freedom

California’s homeless crisis all too often is a health crisis

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California’s homeless crisis all too often is a health crisis