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A Sacramento County teacher, Kim Kenneth Wilson of Del Paso Heights Elementary School gets 215-year sentence for abusing students. But thanks to California laws, he may be eligible for parole in as little as 17 years.
An Irvine church leader is arrested in a decade-long child sexual abuse case, while the Catholic Church’s multi-billion-dollar settlements expose a troubling history of institutional sexual abuse.
A new lawsuit claims Sacramento County foster youth endured drugs, violence, and exploitation while under state care. How did the system fail its most vulnerable?
A Sacramento psychiatric hospital faces allegations from seven former patients who say staff abused them as minors and management concealed misconduct.
San Ramon Valley High School educator Ryan Weible is at the center of the lawsuit. Plaintiffs say he groomed and sexually abused them over several years.
The Fresno Diocese’s bankruptcy is now reshaping 153 abuse lawsuits. But survivor advocates want answers about delays, asset transfers, and transparency.
As thousands of survivors speak out under California’s AB 218 law, schools face financial and moral reckonings, alongside a growing demand for institutional reform.
A controversial California bill that would have raised the burden of proof for sexual abuse survivors was withdrawn after 25 brave survivors stepped forward to share their stories at the state Capitol in Sacramento.
A former janitor at a Maywood church has settled a sexual abuse lawsuit against the L.A. Archdiocese for $500,000 in a case that stems from 2019. The settlement is outside the scope of last year’s massive $880 million agreement.
Newly unsealed church documents detail how the San Francisco Archdiocese has investigated clergy abuse claims behind closed doors. Find out how the investigation raises questions about transparency and survivor advocacy.