By: Jeremy Loudenback
Bills by Assemblymember Patrick Ahrens aim to help transition-age foster youth and protect vulnerable Californians from safety net cuts.
Jeremy Loudenback is a Senior Reporter at The Imprint. He covers public policy, juvenile justice, and child welfare, with a focus on themes such as family dynamics, mental health, and social issues. His work has been featured in notable publications including LA Progressive, East Bay Times, The Texas Tribune, Next City, The Mercury News, and Los Angeles Public Press.
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Los Angeles, United States (Local)
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Jeremy’s coverage focuses on child welfare, foster care, juvenile justice, and related public policy, often through local government actions, court disputes, and service-system changes. He seems most responsive to pitches with clear reporting value, especially those tied to California and Los Angeles, and to sources who can speak directly to policy shifts, agency decisions, or on-the-ground impacts.
He also appears to value evidence and concrete examples, so data, case examples, or timely developments are likely to help a pitch stand out. Given his mix of informative and data-driven reporting, strong outreach would connect a specific local problem or new action to broader consequences for children, families, or social services.
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