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Rachel Bluth, California Healthline

Rachel Bluth is a correspondent for California Healthline.

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A homeless man stand next to his encampment on a bridge crossing over a freeway, with a concrete ramp overhead
California Senate's New Health Chair to Prioritize Mental Health and Homelessness
Sen. Susan Talamantes Eggman (D-Stockton) has been appointed to chair the California state Senate’s influential health committee — a change that promises a more urgent focus on expanding mental health services and moving homeless people into housing and treatment.
A woman in a purple shirt raises a fist next to healthcare workers carrying signs that read "FAIR WAGES."
Voters to Decide On $25 an Hour Minimum Wage for Health Care Workers
Two local ballot initiatives this November will decide whether healthcare workers in private hospitals and other health facilities (like private dialysis clinics) should receive a minimum wage increase to $25 an hour: Measure HC in Inglewood and Measure J in Duarte.
Abortion rights demonstrators wear green and hold green signs on Hollywood Boulevard at the Walk of Fame
Prop 1 Opponents Misleading Voters on Cost to Taxpayers for California Abortion Rights
California Together, a campaign led by religious and anti-abortion groups, is warning voters: If Proposition 1 passes, taxpayers will have to pay for an influx of abortion seekers from out of state and for those seeking late-term abortions. That's not exactly true.
Activists protest the supreme court overturning Roe vs. Wade in Los Angeles.
In California, Abortion Could Become a Constitutional Right. So Could Birth Control.
California Proposition 1 on the November ballot could make birth control access a constitutional right, alongside abortion.
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