Dec 08, 2025

Non Verbal Sacramento Teen With Autism Found Safe After Overnight Search

When a child with autism goes missing, every minute feels heavier. Families understand how quickly worry turns into fear, especially when their child is non verbal or might not respond when called. That was the reality for a Sacramento...

Nov 30, 2025

Couple Helps Families and First Responders Through Autism Awareness

In Fremont, California, Kari Rich and Mispup Brownrich are making a meaningful difference for families living with autism. The couple founded Joshua’s Gift, a nonprofit that supports people with intellectual and developmental challenges and their families. Over the years,...

Nov 18, 2025

Families Spend Thousands on Autism Therapy Without Proof

For some families navigating autism, the search for effective therapies can feel confusing and stressful. Over the past decade, a treatment called magnetic e-resonance therapy (MERT) has appeared in clinics across Southern California. Marketed as a way to improve...

Nov 09, 2025

Lodi Launches Inclusive T-Ball League for Children with Autism

A new T-ball league in Lodi is giving children on the autism spectrum the opportunity to participate in sports in a supportive and understanding environment. The Lodi T-Rexes held their first practice recently at Lodi High School’s baseball field,...

Nov 02, 2025

California Takes a Big Step for Dental Care in Autism

California has passed a new law that could make a real difference in the lives of people with autism and other developmental disabilities. Governor Gavin Newsom signed AB 341, which creates a statewide program to help dental professionals provide...

Oct 23, 2025

Joy Rides: Skating Into Confidence

In 2014, two women saw a video that broke their hearts. Teens had bullied a boy with autism online, humiliating him in front of the world. Instead of just feeling upset, they decided to act. Both loved skateboarding and...

Oct 15, 2025

A League of Their Own: New T-Ball Team in Lodi Welcomes Kids with Autism

Jojo Duenas has been a football coach for sixteen years. When his three-year-old son was diagnosed with autism, Jojo wanted to make sure sports could feel safe and joyful for him. He noticed that most programs were not built...

Oct 07, 2025

RFK Jr.’s “Epidemic” Claim

Recently, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. made headlines by calling the rise in autism cases an “epidemic.” Speaking at the White House, he said the growing number of children diagnosed with autism is a serious...

Sep 28, 2025

Autistic Children More Likely to Have Ongoing Stomach Problems

A new study from the UC Davis MIND Institute found that autistic children are much more likely to struggle with stomach and digestive problems than children who are not on the spectrum. These are referred to as gastrointestinal (GI)...

Sep 22, 2025

Boy with Autism Safely Reunited with Family After Search in Marin County

What began as a routine training session quickly turned into a real rescue when a 10-year-old boy went missing near Rodeo Beach in Marin County, California. The Marin County Search and Rescue team, made up of 30 trained volunteers,...

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Non Verbal Sacramento Teen With Autism Found Safe After Overnight Search

Couple Helps Families and First Responders Through Autism Awareness

Families Spend Thousands on Autism Therapy Without Proof

Lodi Launches Inclusive T-Ball League for Children with Autism

California Takes a Big Step for Dental Care in Autism

Joy Rides: Skating Into Confidence

A League of Their Own: New T-Ball Team in Lodi Welcomes Kids with Autism

RFK Jr.’s “Epidemic” Claim

Autistic Children More Likely to Have Ongoing Stomach Problems

Boy with Autism Safely Reunited with Family After Search in Marin County

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