Fentanyl deaths: Do Santa Clara County reforms put kids in harm's way?

The death of the Bay Area’s tiniest fentanyl victim is a towering illustration of a child welfare system that became so focused on "family preservation" that it looked right past histories of neglect and the perils of a growing drug epidemic.

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