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Oct 25, 2026

Elk Grove Man Creates Free Music Performances for Children with Autism

An Elk Grove man is using music and movement to open free, welcoming spaces where children with autism can learn, perform, and just be themselves. Jerry Turner, the founder of Jerry’s World, puts on pop-up music performances made with...

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Oct 19, 2026

Sacramento Area Parents Lean on Each Other to Navigate Special Education

Parents across the Sacramento region describe the process of securing school accommodations for children with disabilities as emotional, confusing, and often overwhelming. Families from Roseville to Natomas, Carmichael to Elk Grove, shared similar experiences of walking into meetings filled...

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Oct 11, 2026

ABA Providers Discuss the Growing Role of AI in Therapy Services

Three leaders in applied behavior analysis recently shared how artificial intelligence is beginning to appear in their daily work and what they expect in the coming years. Executives from 360 Behavioral Health, Acorn Health, and Verbal Beginnings described AI...

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Oct 04, 2026

Blue Envelope Program Coming to Sacramento Police Department

The Blue Envelope Program is coming to Sacramento to improve communication and safety between law enforcement and people with autism, developmental disabilities, or other sensory challenges. Sacramento Police and several nearby departments plan to offer the program so officers...

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Sep 14, 2026

Orange County Mom and Son Turn Quesadilla Stand into Autism Awareness and Confidence Builder

Most weekends, Bree Juan and her 15-year-old son Skylar drive from Orange County to a busy corner in Koreatown. There they set up BreeSky’s Quesadillas, a food stand named by combining their names. What started as a simple way...

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Sep 07, 2026

Researchers Build the Largest Molecular Map of Autism Yet

Scientists have created the most detailed molecular map of autism assembled so far, a development that could eventually shift how the condition is studied and treated. A team at the University of California, San Francisco used artificial intelligence along...

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Aug 16, 2026

Missing Autistic Teen in Carmichael Found Safe After Community Alert

On August 5, the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office asked the public for help locating 15-year-old Josiah Pierre. He was last seen around 1:30 p.m. near Madison and Manzanita avenues in Carmichael. Because Josiah is autistic, the agency classified him...

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Aug 02, 2026

Sacramento Girl with Severe Autism Found Safe After Another Elopement

Early one July morning, 13-year-old D’veda Haag walked away near Watt Avenue and La Riviera Drive in Sacramento. Within a few hours, the Sheriff’s Office announced she had been found. For her family, the relief was huge. For many...

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Jul 19, 2026

Sacramento Bike Camp Helps Kids with Autism and Other Disabilities Learn to Ride

This summer in Sacramento, the iCan Shine Bike Camp is giving kids and teens with developmental disabilities ( including autism, ADHD, and Down syndrome ) a real shot at learning to ride a regular two-wheel bike. A lot of...

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Jun 28, 2026

New Study Sheds Light on Maternal Genetics and Autism Risk

A new study out of Denmark is giving us a clearer picture of how genetics might play a role in autism risk. By looking at cousins, the researchers are trying to tease apart whether certain maternal health issues affect...

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