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Frustrated by how much they were paying for health care, two groups of California workers sued one of the nation's largest hospital systems. One group secured a half-billion-dollar settlement. The other lost in court.

Making a film requires planning, a crew and numerous logistical challenges, which have increased due to the pandemic. And, despite all the work, there’s no guarantee of success. However, local filmmaker Anthony Wright is well on his way to a success with his 44-minute film, “Monarch,” which will premiere locally in March.

Expiration of two COVID-19 emergency programs means Californians could lose their Medi-Cal insurance or find Covered California unaffordable.

Millions of Californians could lose or transition into new health coverage as two federal programs that helped many keep or afford insurance are set to...

Low-income households could see their premiums double, according to a Covered California study

Low-income households could see their premiums double, according to a Covered California study

PHILADELPHIA – Two police defendants are seeking a stay from their involvement in the civil rights violation case of a man who argues he was erroneously convicted of three murders, for which he served 28 years in prison – since they feel their testimony may be used against them in another criminal case.

Expiration of two COVID-19 emergency programs means Californians could lose their Medi-Cal insurance or find Covered California unaffordable. Story from @CalMatters.

Expiration of two COVID-19 emergency programs means Californians could lose their Medi-Cal insurance or find Covered California unaffordable.

Expiration of two COVID emergency programs means Californians could lose their Medi-Cal insurance or find Covered California unaffordable.