Potential cuts to Medicaid have Californians bracing for changes that could weaken recent gains in mental health care and ...

Proposition 1 would require counties to spend such funding in different ways while also reducing ... would enact sweeping changes to California’s mental health system. But not everyone is thrilled ...

After the federal government announced it was suspending $11.4 billion in funding allocated to local ... The cuts also ...

With heightened awareness of college students’ psychological stress, worried state officials and campus leaders in California are providing more money and expanding programs to promote mental health.

provide mental health services, and support addiction treatment and other urgent health issues. It is unclear how much funding was pulled from California, but a $37-million grant from CDC in 2022 ...

SACRAMENTO, Calif. - A federal judge in Sacramento has put control of California prisons' mental health programs into a rare receivership, overseen by former Bureau of Prisons Director Colette Peters.

California is making ... for teachers in recognizing the mental health needs of students would be a huge help, she said, not just for students but for school staff, as well. The report recommends ...

Following through on intentions broadcast a year ago, a federal judge is putting control of California's troubled inmate mental ... increased funding for medical care and electronic health records ...

It’s not that all of California’s behavioral health policies are explicitly tied to Medicaid, but many state and local mental health programs draw funding from it. Less Medicaid money means ...

Michael Schrader, chief executive of the Central California Alliance for Health, the local Medicaid plan for people in Merced ...