Stories That Caught Our Attention: As coronavirus continues spreading across the physical world, scientific misinformation about it is proliferating in the online world.

No one should tolerate a system that devalues Black lives.

Four things the state needs to do right away.

We must continue to put our confidence in the expertise of local health officials who have kept so many of us safe.

Volunteers are helping San Francisco communities of color fight the pandemic.

Confusion about the public charge rule and the chilling effect it has caused are urgent problems in light of COVID-19 and its economic fallout.

Stories That Caught Our Attention: Americans are watching warily as the US Supreme Court considers the future of the ACA.

Many physicians say their practices furloughed or laid off staff or cut physician pay while increasing telehealth visits with patients.

Stories That Caught Our Attention: Even if the COVID-19 threat eases soon, the damage done to our psyches may be with us for a long, long time.

Georges C. Benjamin, MD, talks about what it will take to create fair and effective ways to provide coronavirus testing in communities of color.

Stories That Caught Our Attention: The COVID-19 crisis is an existential threat to thousands of primary care providers nationwide — especially those in the safety net.

Compared with two weeks ago, California frontline clinicians are now less worried about hospitals meeting staffing needs in the next month.

Philanthropy has a critical role to play in supporting progressive approaches to serving vulnerable people in need.

Stories That Caught Our Attention: Many workers must choose between staying home when ill or going to work sick so they can keep getting paid.

Many county correctional facilities throughout California are reducing their teeming populations to prevent large-scale COVID-19 outbreaks.