Why Are So Many Californians Paying So Much More Under Obamacare?
Half those whose insurance is being canceled will pay more for plans meeting the Affordable Care Act requirements.
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How California’s Insurance Enrollments Beat Healthcare.gov
Covered California exec predicts peak enrollments in mid-December: “There will be some people who have price bumps. That is unfortunate.”
Answered: Why 2 Obama Loyalists Lost Their Health Insurance Policies
Lack of kids’ dental benefits, other coverage gaps help “tank” couple’s Kaiser Permanente insurance plan—but so did contracts with California’s health insurance exchange.
Datebook: What’s Happening in November and December—and Why It Matters
From the Supreme Court-mandated date for California to relieve prison overcrowding to the New York City Marathon, events you should be aware of.
The Battle Between Owners and Residents of Mobile-Home Parks Across America
The fears of Buena Vista Mobile Home Park residents, who could be displaced to make room for luxury apartments, aren't theirs alone. In many parks, residents, who often own their homes but not the land under them, are treated as second-class citizens.
California Looks to Make Historic Expansion of Access to Abortion
A state law could soon be signed to allow non-doctors to perform some abortions.
Massive California Prison Strike Ends After 60 Days
Leaders say the strike is “suspended” after the promise of public hearings.
The Impact of Body-Mounted Cameras on Cops and Criminals
Will we soon see video cameras on the shoulder of every cop and corrections officer? Or will the high cost to both budgets and, potentially, individual privacy be enough to stop their adoption nationwide?
Historic Hunger Strike in California Prisons Continues
On Day 43, a judge approved a request to force-feed striking inmates.
Will the Great U.S. Penal Reform Tip the Balance for Addicts?
In California and beyond, an unprecedented "experiment" is giving tens of thousands of non-violent offenders the chance of alternatives to prison. Most have severe drug problems. What are their prospects?