State probes Medi Cal care with undercover staff
Sacramento reports that a state investigation named Operation Check Up launches with 40 undercover health department employees to assess Medi-Cal access and care quality. The probe targets why Medi-Cal recipients are denied appointments, comparing wait times and gatekeeping to private patients, and may involve patient medical record reviews with consent.
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Senate panel kills extra school aid
SACHRAMENTO AP A Senate committee killed legislation Monday that would give schools an additional 78 million dollars in state aid to battle inflation. The measure by Sen. Ralph Dills died on a 3-8 vote in the Senate Finance Committee. Dills indicated a possible future effort or amendment to address present needs, blaming Gov. Brown for the defeat. The bill would have pumped 78 million into school budgets this fiscal year and 85 million for the next year, though critics warned affordability.
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State hikes PG and E lease in Morro Bay
The State Lands Commission approved a dramatic lease increase for PG and E on submerged Morro Bay lands. The 40 year lease, totaling 375 dollars, covers a marine oil terminal and pipelines granted in 1934. The commission retained authority to raise charges in the future.
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Pacific Gas and Electric Company
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State Lands ‘Com‘mission
Pg&e
San Luis Obispo County
California proposes new state department of tourism
Sacramento United Press International reports legislation introduced in the Assembly to create a state department of tourism to promote California's recreational and scenic attractions. The current setup uses a Division of Tourism and Visitor Services within the Department of Commerce.
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Tax initiative aims to ease tax hikes in California
A coalition led by the League of Women Voters will seek a ballot measure to drop the two thirds vote for tax hikes to a simple majority, targeting bank and corporation taxes. The plan needs 499,846 signatures for the June 1976 ballot. Officials say it signals broader tax reform, though the Assembly recently rejected a similar measure.
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League of Women Voters
Capitol
California
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