Like his predecessor, Gov. Jerry Brown is targeting centers that
serve the state’s 37,000 adults who have no one to care for them
during the day. Many would be left with few, if any,
alternatives.
Tag: Healthy Communities
Coalition Aims to Bring More and Better Food to the Hungry
Impressive networks already exist to feed those in need. But
collecting and distributing healthful, locally grown food is a
major challenge.
Still No Healthy Debate on Airport Concessions
Nary a word was spoken about the nutritional value of food at
John Wayne Airport as supervisors approve lucrative concession
contract.
It Will Be Awhile Before Clear Picture of Brown’s Budget Emerges
State will ponder the role and costs of government well into a
June special election.
Healthy Choices Left Out of Airport Concession Debate
Supervisors set to decide who gets the John Wayne Airport food
services contract. Talk so far has centered more on money than the
quality of the food.
Brown Set to Unveil a ‘Reality Check’ Budget Proposal
Cuts in state funding to vast social service programs as well a
shift in focus to counties are expected.
State Not Backing Its Own Hospital Infection Data
In a rare form of self-flagellation, the state Department of
Public Health is tearing apart its own work that took more than a
year and millions of dollars to complete.
State Releases Flawed Hospital Infection Data
California health officials comply with a new state law that
requires the reporting of infections contracted in hospitals, but
they warn the public against putting any stock in them.
Irvine Man Indicted for Childhood Obesity Infomercial Scam
Investors in $2.4 million scheme thought their money was going
toward a product that would combat obesity in children.
Two OC Hospitals Say They Are Winning War Against Infections
A five-year-old infection-control program has produced dramatic
results among those most vulnerable, officials say.










