Children and Fire

Features

Profile

From Foster Care to the State Capitol

Isaac Bryan overcame long odds to serve in Sacramento

Research

Healing Old Wounds

Elizabeth Barnert puts dedication to social justice into work for children

Civil rights Criminal Justice Families

Research

When Trauma Persists

Addressing the long-term effects of childhood trauma

Families Public Health

Research

First, Foster Care. Next, Fire

New study to examine the effects of fires on foster kids

Education Families Poverty

Research

A Sense of Purpose

Young people build themselves by helping others

Education Families Philanthropy Public Health

Research

Follow the Money

Voters approved Prop. 28 in 2002. Where has the money gone?

Education Politics

Research

Special Report: The Case of CASA

Charity Chandler-Cole comes to CASA/LA as both critic and champion

Civil rights Education Families Politics Poverty Public Health Race

Table Talk

Supervisor Lindsey Horvath: Taking Action

L.A.’s newest supervisor faces tests of fire

Climate change Families Housing Public Health Public Safety

Sketches

Editor's Note

Editor’s Note

Of children and fires — and a region grappling with both

Environment Families Poverty Public Health Race

First Person

Welcome to Altadena

We moved to Altadena in January. And then came the fire.

Climate change Environment

First Person

Ugh!

Everyone makes mistakes. Journalists are obliged to fix them.

Politics Speech

Landscape

“A Lighter Look” — At The Worm

Rick Meyer’s regularly appearing column takes a lighter look at politics and public affairs around the world. This month: A note from RFK’s brain worm

Public Health Satire Trump

Takeaway

Closing Note: How Best to Help Children

Whether improving foster care or recovering from fire, the region’s needs are great and urgent

Education Environment Families Politics Public Health Public Safety

Features

From Foster Care to the State Capitol

Healing Old Wounds

When Trauma Persists

First, Foster Care. Next, Fire

A Sense of Purpose

Follow the Money

Special Report: The Case of CASA

Supervisor Lindsey Horvath: Taking Action

Sketches

Editor’s Note

Welcome to Altadena

Ugh!

“A Lighter Look” — At The Worm

Closing Note: How Best to Help Children

Visually Speaking

The Burn. The Long Way Back.

Newsworthy

Recovery update

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