Jeremy Loudenback

A vote by California’s Public Utilities Commission will cut access to free cell phones for thousands of former foster youth ages 21 to 26.

Under a $28 billion budget shortfall, an array of anti-poverty and child welfare programs now face the prospect of being seriously slashed.

A champion for California's older foster youth, Amy Lemley will leave her role as executive director of John Burton Advocates for Youth this fall.

California has approved a $1 billion plan aimed at better caring for foster youth who miss out on the “enrichment” of life in families.

A class-action lawsuit alleges “barbaric” violence against youth with disabilities at Tennessee’s juvenile detention facilities.

New allegations surface of sexual abuse in juvenile halls, as a staggering tally of 5,000+ say they were abused in county youth institutions.

Artists, historians and officials gathered to revive the legacy of incarcerated girls buried on the grounds of what is now a men's prison.

The NeuroLaw Library offers free scientific resources for court officials, incarcerated people and families involved in juvenile justice.

Nashville Judge Sheila Calloway uses her talents as a communicator to open up awareness of juvenile court diversion and restorative justice.

Republicans in Louisiana and North Carolina have passed laws that roll back reforms, allowing more teenagers to be prosecuted as adults.