Stories That Caught Our Attention: State residents worry that scientists may be moving so quickly to produce a vaccine that it may not be safe and effective.

Many Medi-Cal plans and safety-net providers feel unprepared to comply with the new standards.

If done right, telehealth can help to equalize access and reduce health disparities.

A state-sponsored generic drug label could enable California to address market failures and bring the nation closer to the goal of affordable, accessible, essential medicines for patients.

Stories That Caught Our Attention: How California is trying to ensure that its 58 counties don't overlook the health of neighborhoods most deeply affected by COVID-19.

An effort is underway to recruit California hospitals that have never operated medical residency programs and encourage them to launch new ones with the help of Medicare dollars.

Research has shown that APMs can help reduce costs and improve quality.

CHCF releases toolkit to guide community health centers through a daunting process.

While California law has been strengthened to provide parity protections for all mental health and substance abuse disorders, big opportunities for improvement remain.

Stories That Caught Our Attention: Governor Gavin Newsom has signed into law four bills intended to improve Californians’ access to mental health and substance use disorder services.

An interview with Sonya Young Aadam, CEO of California Black Women's Health Project.

Stories That Caught Our Attention: Supporters of the landmark health care law are feeling uneasy about future rulings on it by the US Supreme Court.

An innovative approach to improving the birthing experience for Black people shifts reform efforts from patients to health care providers.

Her death has led to a flood of questions about what comes next for the US Supreme Court and the country.

USC triage tool, piloted with AltaMed Health Services, has helped half a million people worldwide decide whether to seek testing or in-person medical help.