Its goals are to save money and create a better system for patients who are eligible for both Medi-Cal and Medicare.
Tag: Los Angeles Times
Posted inAnaheim, Government, Investigative, Top Stories, Transportation
OC Scratched From First Phase of High-Speed Rail Project
It would have cost $600 million per minute of saved travel time to keep Anaheim as part of the initial phase, says rail authority chairman.
Posted inIrvine, Water, Power & Waste
NRC Shuts Down San Onofre Nuclear Power Plant Indefinitely
Regulators won’t let SoCal Edison restart the plant until it can explain excessive tube wear.
Posted inCountywide, Investigative, Top Stories, Water, Power & Waste
What Will Happen If San Onofre Is Shut Down During a Heat Wave?
The nuclear plant has been shut down since January due to tube failures.
Posted inSan Clemente, Water, Power & Waste
Tubes Fail Pressure Test at San Onofre Nuclear Plant
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission will send a special team from its Maryland headquarters to investigate the situation.
Posted inAnaheim, Politics & Elections
Unions Are Making Moves Beyond Financing Political Campaigns
Increasingly, labor unions are moving past a their lock step with the Democratic Party and into more community coalition building.
Posted inHealth & Wellness, Top Stories
Health Reform Will Force Hospitals to Change How They Do Business
They will have to work more closely with doctors and keep patients for shorter periods, according to LA Times story.
Posted inCountywide, Investigative, San Clemente, Top Stories
Residents Want Real-Time Data About San Onofre Radiation
Concerned about recent issues at the nuclear power plant, several local residents are imploring San Clemente to make available timely, independent radiation monitoring.
Posted inCountywide, Investigative, Top Stories
Political Watchdog Losing Its Teeth
State’s Fair Political Practices Commission cutting back
regulation of lobbyists, holding fewer open meetings and keeping
mum on investigations.
Posted inCountywide, Investigative, Top Stories
Top High-Speed Rail Officials Announce They’re Stepping Down
Former Orange County Assemblyman Tom Umberg and CEO Roelof van
Ark are leaving the troubled agency.
