California health insurance enrollment grew modestly in most categories in 2017, according to new data from state insurance regulators.

Close is not good enough for the three million Californians who remain without coverage and access to care. For them, we must keep up the fight to cross the finish line.

The Trump administration signaled plans to make it harder for immigrants to enter the country and to reduce access to a broad range of health and human service safety net programs for immigrants already living here, including US citizen children.

Despite federal efforts to eliminate cost-sharing subsidies and weaken the Affordable Care Act’s individual coverage, Covered California enrollment continued to rise in 2018.

With the individual mandate penalty scheduled to be removed next year, a new Harvard study projects a significant impact on both California and the nation.

The UC Berkeley Center for Labor Research and Education has released a report detailing affordability concerns of Californians seeking individual market coverage. It also outlines five policy options that could move the state closer to universal coverage.

After yet another failed attempt to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, it's time for bipartisanship and wider adoption of Medicaid expansion.