Articles by Elizabeth Aguilera
November 2022
More People Will Be Eligible for Health Insurance Through Covered California
Schools Scramble to Find Teachers as California Expands Transitional Kindergarten
September 2022
Vaccines for Teens Without Parental Consent? Not This Year, as Bill Is Pulled
August 2022
A State Program to Provide Children’s Hearing Aids for Uninsured Families Falls Short
July 2022
Some COVID Orphans in California Will Get Financial Help
April 2022
California’s Youngest Children Need More Mental Health Support, Advocates Say in Request for Funding
California Backs Away From COVID Vaccine Mandates for Kids
March 2022
Will There Be Enough Teachers for California’s Ambitious Plans for Its Youngest Students?
California Mask Mandate: Is It Ending Too Soon for Little Children?
California Legislators Propose New Slate of COVID-19 Vaccine Laws
January 2022
Amid Low COVID Vaccine Rates, More California Children Hospitalized in Omicron Surge
March 2021
More Than 12,000 Coronavirus Cases Have Been Reported at California Child Care Centers
February 2021
Low Kindergarten Attendance Creates First Grade Problem
December 2020
New Law in 1 Minute: California Closing State Youth Prisons
Playgrounds Stay Open: State Backtracks on Outdoor Play Area Ban
October 2020
Juvenile Justice Overhaul: How the Governor’s Plan Shifts Care of Serious Offenders to Counties
July 2020
The Virus and the Vulnerable: Latino Children Suffer Higher Rates of COVID-19
June 2020
COVID and Kids: A New Inflammatory Syndrome Poses Safety Challenge for Schools, Day Care
May 2020
Big Cuts Could Hit Little Californians: $1 Billion in Preschool and Child Care Dollars at Risk
April 2020
Home Is a Perilous Place for Some Californians During Coronavirus Pandemic
Wary Optimism: Small Uptick of COVID-19 Californians in Hospital and Intensive Care
February 2020
Facing Doctor Shortage, Will California Give Nurse Practitioners More Authority to Treat Patients?
California Lawmakers Have Refused to Restrict Flavored Vaping — Is That About to Change?
January 2020
‘Troubling’ Audit Reveals State Failure to Test Millions of Babies for Toxic Lead
Left Waiting: Workers’ Comp Creates Lengthly Delays for Californians Injured on the Job
November 2019
Med School Free Rides and Loan Repayments — California Tries to Boost Its Dwindling Doctor Supply
September 2019
Five Things to Know Now About California’s New Vaccine Law
California Democrats Try Again to Provide Health Care to Undocumented Seniors
California at Odds Over Whether to Make Insurers Cover Infertility Treatments
August 2019
Paging More Doctors: California’s Worsening Physician Shortage
Gentrification Is Changing California’s Iconic Gay Communities
July 2019
California Pays Down Their Student Loans, Doctors Agree to Treat Poorer Patients
June 2019
May 2019
Industry Aims to Extinguish Bills That Would Make California First State to Ban Flavored Tobacco
Coming Wave of Seniors Will Strain a Caregiver Network Already Stretched Thin
April 2019
State Rethinks Decision to Quit Providing Glasses to Needy Adults
NEWSOM in EL SALVADOR: Governor Says California Deserves Bigger Say in U.S. Immigration Policy
‘The Rhetoric is so Toxic’: Gov. Newsom Lands in El Salvador as Trump Moves to End Aid There
Beyond the Tampon Tax: How Far Will California Go To End ‘Menstrual Inequity’?
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