A data fellow analyzes Mayor Karen Bass’ Inside Safe homelessness program and finds rising return-to-street rates that raise ...

The USC Annenberg Center for Health Journalism is pleased to announce the selection of 16 talented journalists who will be ...

Months after Typhoon Halong devastated villages in western Alaska, displaced young people were still grappling with its toll.

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Speaking at the 2026 Data Fellowship, The Baltimore Banner's Greg Morton shared how his team corralled the data that proved ...

Studies find that communities of color and low-income areas face more drinking-water violations and longer waits for fixes.

More than 100 Iowa kids are diagnosed with cancer each year, upending families while doctors still struggle to explain the ...

Janice Lee, an immigrant from Taiwan and mother of three, never expected that two of her children would one day come out as queer. She was left questioning why. Her daughter came out first during her ...

Just across the highway from Google’s corporate headquarters, dozens of campers and RVs line a wide suburban street in the heart of Silicon Valley. A stone’s throw from the multitrillion-dollar tech ...

Ten years later, the images from the Columbine shootings remained seared in our collective memory. The bloodied library floor. The crying high school students holding each other in utter shock.

Among the hundreds of lead-polluted sites dotted across LA County, a disproportionate number are located in largely low-income neighborhoods of color. Too often, lead pollution is left in place, even ...

Lottie L. Joiner, a Washington, D.C.-based freelance writer, wrote this story while participating in the National Health Journalism Fellowship, a program of the University of Southern California’s ...