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12/8/2022
Annie Sciacca
In California, a new law makes violence preventative services a benefit under Medi-Cal, ensuring professionals doing frontline work are funded.
10/25/2022
Jeremy Loudenback
There's now no age cap on California's NextUp program, which helps former foster youth get through college, if they started school by age 26.
9/7/2022
Bills on California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s desk aim to prevent foster care removals due to poverty, better protect LGBTQ youth and reduce racial disparities.
8/31/2022
Nell Bernstein
As California's youth prisons close, each of the state's counties have submitted plans to house and rehabilitate youth closer to home.
8/22/2022
California legislators are poised to make their state a refuge for transgender youth seeking gender-affirming care and their families.
7/27/2022
Apprenticeships offer a pathway to stable careers, and California is supporting the expansion of programs for vulnerable young adults.
6/27/2022
California's plan to close youth prisons includes investments in local juvenile halls, which critics say aren't rehabilitative or preventative.
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4/18/2022
California has embarked on the historic task of defining and distributing reparations to Black residents, an effort that has implications for the state's child welfare and youth justice systems.
3/11/2022
Byrhonda Lyons
As California prepares to close its youth prisons, workers for the Division of Juvenile Justice could receive up to $50,000 bonuses to stay on the job until then.
3/9/2022
Julie Reynolds Martinez and Jeremy Loudenback
Juvenile Court Judge Katherine Lucero is leading California to its goal of eliminating youth prisons and shifting resources to healing.
