Alyssa Jeong Perry

The O.C. Board of Supervisors will soon vote on which company will handle the construction.

Over the next decade, 45% of psychiatrists will likely retire or reduce their work hours. Online training programs could help fill that gap.

Homes that care for people who are mentally ill or otherwise at risk of becoming homeless are rapidly closing in L.A. County. Newsom says he'll invest to keep them open.

L.A.'s jails have become de facto mental health hospitals. But county leaders want to move more patients out.

More and more insured Californians are having trouble getting mental health care, according to a new report.

Latino activists blamed the 1994 voter-passed initiative for the fate of a very sick boy in Orange County.

Overall, fresh fruits and vegetables accounted for just 5% of the combined food budget for six after-school sites reviewed by KPCC.

Around half of L.A. Recreation and Parks snack purchases for aftercare don't meet federal nutrition guidelines or city standards, according to an LAist/KPCC investigation.

Our reporter spent ten months following the story of a young woman living with mental illness.

Our reporter spent ten months following the story of a young woman living with a severe mental illness.

I explore how Angelenos' well-being is affected by who they are and where they live. I report on health access and outcomes -- including environmental and mental health -- across L.A.'s diverse communities.

The two sides came to a settlement late Friday. The injury occurred during a 2014 incident when the janitor was struck by a Tesla car at the Fremont plant, according to legal documents.