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NIL: Will the feds finish what California started?
California helped open the door for college athletes to finally make money. Five years later, everyone is still fighting over the rules.
California helped open the door for college athletes to finally make money. Five years later, everyone is still fighting over the rules.
Community clinics are a vital part of California’s healthcare provider network. But massive federal spending cuts are threatening their ability to continue serving their communities. We sat down with California Primary Care Association President and CEO Francisco Silva to discuss the future of these critical healthcare resources.
Longtime California Hospital Association President and CEO Carmela Coyle is retiring at the end of this year. We sat down with her recently to discuss challenges hospitals are facing in light of massive federal funding cuts over the next two years.
Panelists explored the state of healthcare in California today at Capitol Weekly’s annual conference on the topic Wednesday, describing a challenging time for providers and patients alike with little optimism for the near future. “People will fall through the cracks.”
While most states do not require drivers at the helm of tractors, California adheres to a decades-old California Division of Occupational Safety and Health (Cal/OSHA) provision, Title 8, §3441(b), that requires moving, self-powered agricultural equipment to have a person at the controls.
Having worked her way up to Vice President after starting at the company in 2019, Megan Yee is one of the invaluable team members that keeps Perry Communications Group thriving.
An example of how helpful well-drafted legislative findings and declarations can be in California legislation comes from a United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit decision in Welch v. Brown (834 F.3d 1041 (9th Cir. 2016)).
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California cardrooms historically have been among the worst violators of AML law, according to enforcement actions by FinCEN, the nation’s primary regulator of AML mandates.
Wildfire bills could fast-track herbicide-treatment projects without requiring baseline water testing or downstream monitoring.
Despite the industry’s efforts at greenwashing, biomass is a proven loser for our health, climate, forests and wallets.