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For adolescents, suicide prevention often starts with other teens. That’s what drew Donald “Trey” Brown III to Teen Line, where he was training before his suicide.
In the absence of meaningful access to care, an old superstition has taken root: that talking about suicide will cause kids in crisis to kill themselves.
The state’s universities, despite being leaders in the field, have struggled to institutionalize disability scholarship and to hire disabled faculty to teach it.
After Saturday’s attack by Hamas militants in southern Israel, unofficial security forces are on high alert protecting synagogues, schools and Jewish communities in L.A.
Nowhere was Dianne Feinstein’s death felt as strongly as in her hometown of San Francisco.
In a city with more Jews than Tel Aviv, the Hollywood strikes have thrown the autumn holiday season into chaos.
Burning Man exodus begins as festival-goers share their stories of escape.
Rainstorms doused the annual festival at Black Rock Desert, but also caused road closures and rescues across Nevada.
Critics say midget wrestling is an exploitative and dangerous spectacle that fuels public harassment and glorifies a derogatory slur. Promoters say, who cares?
Record waits and Byzantine rules stymie California’s poorest patients amid a surge in eating disorders that began early in the COVID-19 pandemic.
