California’s Seniors, by the Numbers
So just how old is California becoming? Think Florida.
Read MoreCared for by the Daughter He Barely Knew
Seniors and the state depend on families to help provide basic caregiving.
Read MoreDiscovering the World, Back at School
For work and for fun, California seniors make their way back to college.
Read MoreA Farmer Goes in Search of a Successor
The average age of a farmer in California is 59. Who will grow our food when today's farmers retire?
Read MoreWhen Finding Work is a Necessity, and Nearly Impossible
As the cost of living increases in California, many seniors are desperate to keep working. But finding a job can seem impossible.
Read MoreA Senior on the Streets, with Little Chance of a Home
In some parts of California, seniors are the fastest growing part of the homeless population.
Read MoreMourning a Partner, Looking for Companionship
Older LGBT adults are more likely to be single and childless than heterosexual seniors. Advocates say more needs to be done for this group to help stave off loneliness.
Read MoreLiving the Dream, With the Help of a Home and a Pension
For middle class seniors who bought their homes decades ago, the California dream remains well within reach.
Read MoreA High-Speed Life, Without a Car
Government-funded ride services require planning days ahead of time. Today's seniors don't have the patience to wait.
Read MoreA Retired Chef Finds Joy Cooking for His Community
Volunteering is valuable for seniors and the organizations they work with. So why aren't there more senior volunteers?
Read MoreAn Actor Finds a Second Act as a Professor
The percentage of California seniors working into old age is rising. Many of them keeping working because they love what they do.
Read MoreA Couple Plans a New Home, in the Backyard
More people are moving their parents into so-called granny flats. Should we call them PIMBYs, Parents in My Backyard?
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