President G.W. Bush to Address Healthcare Conference
January 2018 – America’s Health Insurance Plans (AHIP) has announced that President G.W. Bush will keynote their conference in San Diego in June. This is […]
Month: January 2018
Small Business Proposals Impacting the Affordable Care Act
January 2018 – New rules have been proposed to make it easier for small businesses to join together and create health insurance for their employees. […]
State Sales and Use Taxes to be Administered by New Tax Entities
December 2017 – In the wake of the Legislature, restructuring the Board of Equalization through AB 102 (Committee on Budget) Chapter 16 of 2017, the […]
CVS Seeks to Purchase Aetna Insurance for $69 Billion.
December 2017 – This move could transform healthcare delivery, some have suggested that the 9,700 CVS storefronts could thereafter become community medical hubs for primary […]
Wineries: Napa/Sonoma Fires and Rebuilding
December 2017 – In recent months we witnessed wildfires raging across Napa, Sonoma, and Mendocino counties — the three counties that comprise the California’s north […]
Is California’s Water Storage Becoming an Issue for the Craft Beer Industry?
According to new data from the California Craft Brewer’s Association (CCBA), the craft beer industry’s contribution to California’s economy in 2014 was conservatively placed at […]
Asm. Ridley-Thomas Resigns Due to Health Concerns
December 2017 – In an abrupt announcement Assemblyman Sebastian Ridley-Thomas (D) informed Speaker Anthony Rendon (D) that he would be resigning his seat due to […]
Medical Device Innovation May Be Spared, At Least Temporarily
December 2017 – California is home to 1,796 medical device firms employing over 77,200 people – more firms and employees than any other state in […]
CFPB Proposed Prepaid Accounts Changes
October 2017 – In a move that will certainly lead to concerns among “consumer-protection” groups and may see legislative activity in California, the federal Consumer […]
