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More Coverage Advocacy groups said they will appeal to lawmakers and Newsom to go further in providing healthcare to immigrants without legal status, many of whom held essential jobs during the COVID-19 pandemic but were ineligible for federal relief programs and unemployment benefits. A Public Policy Institute of California poll in March found that 66% of Californians support offering healthcare coverage to immigrants who are in the country illegally. “Everyone has been talking for the pas...

An external consultant was commissioned to investigate the issues. The board received a final copy of that second report in June 2019. Ayers said the board but was confident in the processes that management proposed to address the issues raised in that report. He refused to release the 2019 report to Stuff because it was not a public document. “The museum acknowledges that as a result of the earthquakes, staff capacity has been reduced, and we understand that this has caused pressure and...

Canterbury Museums authoritarian leadership claims expected to be discussed at next board meeting 13 May, 2021 05:00 PM 3 minutes to read Watch: Canterbury Museum explainer. Video / George Heard Claims of an "authoritarian" and "controlling" Canterbury Museum senior leadership are expected to be discussed by the museums board behind closed doors, the Herald understands. The The report, leaked to the Herald, highlighted staff concerns over museum leadership, particularly Wright, a trai...

Under-fire Canterbury Museum: Current staff member speaks out against controlling senior management 12 May, 2021 05:00 PM 5 minutes to read Watch: Canterbury Museum explainer. Video / George Heard The Herald yesterday revealed that long-serving museum director Anthony Wright and senior management were labelled in a 2019 workplace report "old-style" and "very paternalistic". Read More The report, leaked to the Herald, highlighted staff concerns over museum leadership, particularly Wright, a tr...

SACRAMENTO — California expects a staggering $75.7 billion surplus despite a year of pandemic closures — an amount that surpasses most states annual spending and prompted Gov. Gavin Newsom on Monday to propose sending cash back to residents as he faces a recall election. Californias coffers are bulging thanks to the high-flying Silicon Valley, surging stock market and a large share of professionals who were able to continue working remotely during Covid-19. The state has a progressive incom...

45-Acre Brush Fire in Solano County Has Been Contained The grass fire near the Benicia Bridge — which was first reported today at 10:28 a.m.— was successfully contained by CalFire crews Saturday afternoon; no structures were damaged by the blaze. North Bay, the East Bay hills, and the East Bay interior valleys are all currently in a Red Flag Warning until at least Monday at 6.am. — a first in since 2013. (While the Bay Area is no stranger to these National Weather Service [NWS]-issued war...

Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner and his lone challenger in the May 18 Democratic primary, Carlos Vega, clashed early and often in a debate on NBC10...

Bengals Draft Picks By The Numbers May 04, 2021 at 05:50 PM Jamar Chase: No. 1 For No. 1. The Bengals unveiled the jersey numbers of their 2021 draft class and they literally ran the gamut with LSU wide receiver JaMarr taking No. 1 for the first time in franchise history and college teammate Tyler Shelvin hauling down No. 99. "Its a legacy I can leave now. Start up the new and keep it going," said Chase during his visit to Paul Brown Stadium last week....

If you are uninsured because health coverage seemed too expensive the last time you looked, it’s time to look again. A new federal law could make it a whole lot cheaper to buy your own insurance if you don’t get coverage through an employer or a government insurance program such as Medicare or Medicaid. The law, the American Rescue Plan, provides billions of federal dollars to reduce premiums for people who buy their coverage through the insurance exchanges established by the Affordab...

Covered California says health insurance just got too cheap to ignore If you are uninsured because health coverage seemed too expensive the last time you looked, its time to look again. A new federal law could make it a whole lot cheaper to buy your own insurance if you dont get coverage through an employer or a government insurance program such as Medicare or Medicaid. The law, the American Rescue Plan, provides billions of federal dollars to reduce premiums for people who buy their coverage t...