September 3, 2019

The Legislature again has refused to require health insurers to more broadly cover infertility treatment. But an advancing bill would insist that insurers cover the cost of preserving fertility for cancer patients whose treatment endangers their ability to have children.  

Bob Mulholland: PG&E’s hedge fund-backed plan will harm our wildfire victims, our ratepayers, and our taxpayers. I am imploring our elected representatives in Sacramento to peer through this smokescreen and see this plan for what it truly is: a threat to the safety and security of all Californians.

Ryan Haight, National Infertility Association: I am obligated to keep fighting for better infertility options for people trying to conceive. This includes advancing healthcare policies Assembly Bill 767 which will benefit thousands of people.

Legislative sprint begins in Sacramento. Trump and California battle over tailpipe emissions. Counties pressured to closed the food stamp gap.

Charter school advocates, having been on the losing side of last year's elections, knew they would be targeted by their foes in the education establishment. But a new compromise bill spares them from death.