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30 Percent Of Eligible Californians Miss Out On Food Stamps

July 5, 2018

A Million Californians Don’t Have Clean Drinking Water. Where Do They Live?

June 27, 2019 By Harriet Blair Rowan

Un millón de californianos no tienen agua potable. ¿En dónde viven?

By Harriet Blair Rowan June 27, 2019

A casi un millón de personas en el estado se les recomienda no beber agua del grifo porque las autoridades locales no cumplen con los estándares para mantenerla limpia.

Vaccine Drama On Display In California’s Capitol

By Anna Maria Barry-Jester and Harriet Blair Rowan June 20, 2019

Hundreds of protesters descended on the state Capitol on Thursday, warning against government tyranny and corporate greed. Their target: not taxes, not high-tech surveillance, but a bill that would determine which kids must get their routine shots.

California’s New Transparency Law Reveals Steep Rise In Wholesale Drug Prices

By Barbara Feder Ostrov and Harriet Blair Rowan October 11, 2019

Pharmaceutical companies raised the wholesale cost of their drugs by a median of nearly 26% from 2017 to early 2019, according to California’s first-ever report stemming from a new drug price transparency law. Prices for generic drugs rose nearly 38% during that time.

Use Of Buprenorphine To Treat Opioid Addiction Proliferates In California

May 23, 2019 By Harriet Blair Rowan

The Untold Toll Of The Flu

December 5, 2018

Heavy Rains, End Of Drought Could Help Keep West Nile Virus Subdued — For Now

March 29, 2019 By Harriet Blair Rowan

Crowd At Capitol Demands Immigrant Health Coverage

By Ana B. Ibarra and Harriet Blair Rowan March 20, 2019

Immigrants rallied at the state Capitol on Wednesday, calling for lawmakers to support a proposal to expand full Medicaid benefits to adult immigrants who are in the country illegally. Opponents cited potentially exorbitant costs.

The Measles Success Story In California Shows Signs Of Fading

By Harriet Blair Rowan February 19, 2019

California’s highly touted gains in vaccinating school children against measles stalled last year, possibly related to an increase in the number of students who have been exempted from vaccinations on medical grounds.

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