Arts & Entertainment East Bay Innovations celebrates Disability Pride Month with summer crafts fair fundraiser on July 18 By Steve Sidney | reader submission | July 14, 2026 EBI provides personalized support so individuals with disabilities can live in their homes, work jobs of their choosing, and participate in all aspects of the community.
California California school districts seek money, changes to social media apps in lawsuits By Vani Sanganeria | EdSource | July 13, 2026 L.A. Unified and other school districts are suing companies like Meta, Google, and TikTok for platforms they say are "addictive" for children.
California Gavin Newsom signs law limiting mental health diversion for people accused of crimes By Nigel Duara | CalMatters | June 29, 2026 A new law gives judges more flexibility to keep defendants in jail rather than releasing them to community-based mental health treatment programs.
Featured in Category Worried about your aging parents? Welcome to the caregiving club By Cara Anthony | KFF Health News andEmily Siner and Blake Farmer | Nashville Public Radio | June 23, 2026 Being a caregiver can start long before you go to a medical appointment with a loved one or move your parents into your house.
Technology Your medical provider might be recording your mental health care visits By Roxsy Lin | CalMatters | June 16, 2026 Mental health professionals at Kaiser say an artificial intelligence tool that records medical appointments should have more safeguards.
News Carol Menz receives Wellness Center’s annual Brooke Zimmerman Award By Shyla Ranga | TPH News Editor | May 12, 2026 The award is presented to an exceptional advocate for student mental health; Menz is a district nurse for PUSD.
Lifestyle Bay Area 100 ultramarathon race to honor local teachers/runners By Bay Area 100 | May 1, 2026 Inaugural event taking place on June 13 will recognize two Piedmont and two Oakland educators.
Bay Area Plans to fix gaps in Newsom’s mental health court reopen divisions over involuntary care By Marisa Kendall | CalMatters | April 27, 2026 CARE Court struggles to serve Californians in acute mental health crises. Two bills are moving forward to change that.
Wellness Why the ‘Good Death’ is having its moment: Candid conversations are reshaping life’s end By Laura M. Holson | Stanford Center on Longevity | April 24, 2026 From death doulas to death cafés, people are finding new ways to face mortality with openness.
Bay Area Gen Z reports more negativity about AI, flat usage in survey By Kate Rix | EdSource | April 14, 2026 Even frequent users say they are less excited about AI tools than they were a year ago.