Letters
Letter to the editor: SB 41 is a win for patients and providers
I want to thank Governor Newsom and California lawmakers for passing SB 41, an important step toward putting patients, not profits, first.
I want to thank Governor Newsom and California lawmakers for passing SB 41, an important step toward putting patients, not profits, first.
California has long been a public health leader. By relying on trusted medical experts rather than political interference, our state is putting people first.
Californians recently passed Proposition 2, a much-needed and forward-thinking investment in our public school infrastructure that will benefit K-12 schools and community colleges.
I call on California lawmakers and Governor Newsom to continue prioritizing the health of patients and the affordability of much-needed prescription drugs while holding PBMs accountable for their exploitative pricing practices.
The 8th District has a accessible and responsive representative in Rep Garamendi.
It’s likely that passage of a California ban would result in a U.S. Charro Federation rule change banning “steer tailing” nationwide.
The majority of Americans, roughly 70%, believe that corporations and the wealthy should pay higher taxes.
A woman’s right to choose is supported by roughly 70% of Americans.
Social Security funding should continue to be funded by the government, according to 70% of Americans.
Approximately 70% of Americans support the Affordable Care Act and want
LETTER – Who benefits from the expanded use of conservatorships in California? Is it for-profit mental health and hospital systems Senator Eggman is trained in? Jurisdictions tired of their homeless problem?
We are the ancient people of the California Central Coast. No other tribe nor the Northern Chumash Council, which is a non-profit organization, speaks for us. We speak on behalf of the ancestors.
By removing the cost of basic employee rights, like benefits and overtime pay, the 1099 model chooses financial advantages, ultimately putting facilities at legal and financial risk and negatively impacting patient care.