Last year, about a quarter of all health insurance claims were denied in California. A new law blocks coverage denials made ...

There's turnover in Washington with each new administration. Departing federal workers can bring valuable skills and ...

Human services officials say more treatment options are needed to place children, but lawmakers are concerned lighter regulations will create more problems.

Several state legislatures took steps in 2024 to enhance funding for public pension systems by adopting strategies to increase annual employer contributions to their retirement systems, manage how ...

State officials face challenges from shrinking revenue and major changes from Washington in shared programs such as education ...

Governors, mayors and finance officers are treading water, awaiting the outcome and impact of a new Washington regime’s vows to slash federal spending and taxes. Meanwhile, state and municipal ...

The city’s planning office won’t approve conversion of single-family properties into multiple units in six neighborhoods. The desire to protect Latino neighborhoods from gentrification runs counter to ...

Iowa leads the nation in the percentage of its electricity it generates from wind and solar, showing that the transition ...

They’ve generated over $100 billion in investments in thousands of struggling communities. We have the opportunity to extend ...

Thomasville Regional Medical Center opened its doors at the start of the pandemic. It didn’t survive, but unlike most ...

New Haven was sliced and diced by highway and urban renewal projects. A series of smaller initiatives are gradually knitting the city back together.

A week after Hurricane Sandy flooded New York City’s streets and subways in 2012, the city’s schools were back in business.