Past scandals cited in Medi Cal probe and Youger review
A top California official said evidence of past scandals in the Medi Cal prepaid health care system has been sent to Attorney General Younger for investigation. He warned the program shows administration problems rather than outright criminality and outlined a 90 day report to Gov. Brown with a moratorium on new contracts.
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The Senate Committees vote on Bitcones Smoking allows local school boards to set aside key rules. The action impacts Sacramento education policy and local district autonomy. Officials and educators weigh potential shifts in campus smoking policies and enforcement.
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The Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee voted 5-4 to send SCA1 to a 60 day subcommittee. Senator Alfred E. Long questioned the process while discussing a study on high school campus smoking areas.
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