Abortion

California has officially removed cost-sharing for all abortion services in California.

The House's $1.5 trillion omnibus spending package keeps Hyde, Weldon Amendments

California would allow nurse practitioners to more easily work independently of a doctor and perform abortions under legislation that expands reproductive care as other states move to restrict access.

Reading the December California Future of Abortion Council report was a sobering moment for us.

California health care workers who commit to providing abortions could see their student loans repaid and prospective abortion industry workers could receive scholarships, if lawmakers retain a $20 million proposal in the state’s new draft budget.

The prospect of Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization overturning the Roe decision is exciting to prolife advocates throughout the nation, but what does a post-Roe reality entail?

The Bishops of CA commit to a vision that honors women with life-affirming support and practical resources so that all families can thrive

CCC Statement on the CA Future of Abortion Council Report

This week, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization.

The Planned Parenthood-backed bill Assembly Bill 1973 (Kamlager – D, Los Angeles), that would have eliminated deductibles, co-payments, or other cost-sharing requirements for abortions under Medi-Cal, a health care service plan, or an individual or group disability insurance policy, failed to secure a hearing in the Assembly Health Committee and will not be moving forward this legislative session.