The state of California is running a large-scale trial to determine if providing medically tailored meals for chronic health sufferers leads to better health outcomes at lower cost.
More and more, nonprofits use social enterprise businesses to provide on-the-job training for the people they serve. Donor dollars finance wraparound services that supplement the income the businesses earn. Located in Los Angeles, Chrysalis is one of the leaders, having helped 60,000 people find and retain employment over three decades.
California’s attorney general is doing some heavy lifting on holding charities based in other states to account.
US District Judge Manuel Real ruled the Department cannot deny federal funding to jurisdictions that refuse to order police to cooperate with immigration agents.
If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. In the working-class suburb of Hemet in California’s Inland Empire, a mothballed Art Deco movie house gained new life when a volunteer-run nonprofit converted the facility into a local performing arts center.
The police shooting of Stephon Clark two weeks ago in Sacramento is sadly not unique. What may differ here is that an effort to address race-based policy disparities is gaining traction.
The Supreme Court ruling on free speech and crisis pregnancy clinics might create winners on both sides.
A group of women MBA candidates thought it might be beneficial for students to serve as board members for local nonprofits. Three years in, the program’s backers and nonprofit participants assert that it holds promise.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions has declared a war against California’s laws protecting undocumented immigrants.
A new research center at the University of California, Riverside aims to link the university to the surrounding community through a multi-faceted research and community engagement agenda that aims to address poverty in the region.
