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Other health care systems are monitoring spread of virus before issuing mandate

The San Diego Union-Tribune Econometer panel of business leaders and economists makes its predictions for 2024

How will San Diego medical providers be affected by the state's newly-launched coverage of low-income migrants?

On Jan. 1, the Nova Scotias cap on rent increases went up from two per cent to five per cent.

The latest forecast — from the San Diego Association of Governments — says that San Diego County's population will peak at 3.4 million by 2042 and start dropping after that.

The year featured lingering inflation, rising interest rates and increased labor force participation. Our San Diego panel looks back.

Local leaders pushed back against Gov. Gavin Newsom's (D-CA) blasting of counties slow to implement a law allowing conservatorships for those with mental illness and addiction, forcing some into seeking treatment.

The Biden administration announced last week it would give $6 billion to two high-speed rail projects in California.

Scripps Health is increasing its hourly minimum wage from $21 to $23, an adjustment that will affect an estimated 8,000 employees. This is in response to Califo

Health systems have been increasingly dropping MA contracts, saying that they cause their organizations to lose too much money and result in dangerous patient care delays. To mitigate this issue, experts think large MA plans need to delegate more utilization management duties to health systems rather than handling it themselves.