April 27, 2020

The doctor duo lit up social media with conclusions about their clinic's coronavirus tests — but infectious disease modelers quickly assailed their claims as statistically flawed.

The six indicators Gov. Newsom has laid out to gradually reopen our economy provide framework metrics, but they require clarity and specificity.

Newsom expected to decide whether workers' comp covers COVID-19. Coronavirus sparks new debate over housing density. Telehealth grows in popularity.

California's stay-at-home order to slow the coronavirus has significantly accelerated the use of telehealth visits. Some health systems in California report up to 80% of their patient visits are handled by video chat or a phone call.

The COVID-19 crisis has disrupted the economy and led to lower vehicle emissions, which begs the question: What if a robust economy didn't have to come at the cost of cleaner air?

Lawmakers and regulators in California and dozens of other states have designated licensed cannabis providers and their suppliers as “essential services.”

The COVID-19 pandemic and the recession it induced are generating lawsuits and other conflicts over who should pay for their effects.