California

Richard Wexler argues that a stronger presence of family and legal advocates has steeled Minnesota against foster care panics

Begging my teachers, counselors, and social workers to do something and help me became a daily chore, writes Tyler Peters.

When they continued happening, they made me feel like I was experiencing everything for the first time, writes Cheyenne Cobb.

Longtime advocate for incarcerated youth Barry Krisberg died last month, but his work to overhaul juvenile justice continues to inform systemic reforms nationwide.

A New York bill would limit the state’s practice of charging parents child support for children in foster care.

Voting drives are visible across California, but less seen are the state's ramped-up efforts to reach eligible voters in juvenile halls.

Since a 2018 policy change, 31 states have tapped into hundreds of millions of dollars in federal funds for attorneys in family court cases.

Months after a state regulator shut down its juvenile halls, LA County is again being slammed for housing youth in substandard conditions.