Is there a nursing shortage in California? Now, yes, though in a few years, probably not. By 2027, the state is projected to have as many nurses as it needs because of a rise in nursing program ...

California nursing programs are expected to graduate nearly 68% more nurses this year than in the 2003-2004 academic year, according to a study released Friday by the state Labor and Workforce ...

For Julio Rivera, transferring from a local community college to a bachelor’s program in nursing was always a top priority. As someone who enjoyed helping others, nursing seemed like a natural career.

Across California, health care costs continue to rise, but another crisis is threatening patient care: a growing shortage of registered nurses. Without a coordinated system that connects nursing ...

Among the leading factors that drive people into homelessness are poor health and a lack of healthcare. Too often illness and injury lead to the loss of work and income, devastating family finances ...

Nurses form the bedrock of health care in our state, touching the lives of virtually every Californian. They serve on the front lines of patient care across a variety of settings – from hospitals and ...