Susan Shelley: Medi-Cal under growing strain
The Newsom administration just informed the Legislature that it needs to borrow $3.4 billion to pay unexpectedly high costs ...
Sunlight exposure can pose life-changing health benefits, expert says
Exposure to sunlight can have a lasting impact on overall health, according to critical care physician Dr. Roger Seheult. He ...
Delays at S.F. hospitals keep patients waiting in ambulances and cost taxpayers thousands
Sick or injured people arriving in ambulances to San Francisco hospitals often wait nearly an hour or more to be admitted to emergency rooms — delays that cost city taxpayers hundreds of thousands of ...
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A CHP officer thought a stroke victim was on drugs. Years later, his family gets permission to sue
A family can sue the California Highway Patrol over an incident in which an officer missed the signs of an accident victim’s ...
What caused a Sacramento County hospital's backlog of human remains?
Death certificates are supposed to be issued within days but, in more than a dozen cases, one Sacramento County hospital took more than one year.
Finalist: Moe Aboufares
Moe Aboufares has served as COO, CFO, and associate dean of finance and administration for California University of Science ...
Trump opens investigations at three California colleges alleging DEI-based discrimination
Amid President Trump's push against DEI, the Education Department has opened investigations into a diversity-related program ...
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California is borrowing billions to pay for Medi-Cal. Is immigrant coverage at risk?
California is spending more than it expected on Medi-Cal and Republican lawmakers are pointing to coverage expansions that ...
It’s costing California more than expected to provide immigrant health care. Is coverage at risk?
Immigrants lacking permanent status contribute approximately $8.5 billion in state and local taxes a year, according to an ...
No-Moat Curaleaf Continues To Suffer From Price Compression, Although Legal Volumes Should Grow
Curaleaf has developed its footprint focusing on states with large populations and limited licenses, such as Arizona, Florida, Illinois, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania.
Company that allegedly sold ‘sham’ health insurance plans to Californians settles for $1.3 million
Rob Bonta, the California Attorney General, announced on Friday a $1.2 million settlement with a company accused of “advertising and selling sham health insurance” in the state over ...
Medicaid cuts could be ‘highly consequential’ for Valley health care, experts say. Here’s how
Half of San Joaquin Valley residents rely on federal health insurance funding that is under threat in congressional Republicans’ plan to slash spending.