Nevada Consumers May Be Eligible After $29 Million Settlement Over Generic Drugs

Generic drug maker Glenmark has agreed to a settlement with states worth $29.6 million, according to a Wednesday announcement from the Nevada Attorney General. The settlement will be split among 47 states, and a $13 million consumer restitution fund will be created. A news release indicated impacted Nevada agencies will get about $41,000. Glenmark’s settlement ...

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Ford Prosecutes Twice The Share Of Medicaid Fraud Referrals As The National Average

Attorney General Aaron Ford, criticized by Gov. Joe Lombardo and one of the governor’s legislative allies for acting on only 40% of Medicaid fraud referrals sent to his office, is taking on twice the share of cases as the average of all states, according to federal data. First-term Republican Assemblyman Blayne Osborn wrote the Nevada ...

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California Employer Health Premiums Will Cost As Much As A New Car In 2027

Employers are bracing for what could be the highest rise in health insurance premiums in 16 years in 2027, driving up the average cost of family coverage in California to more than $30,000 — the price of a new compact car. Health insurance companies expect the cost of medical services and prescription drugs to soar ...

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Feds To Decide Fate Of $2 Billion California Plan To Fund Medi-Cal

The fate of the state’s $2 billion plan to maintain health insurance for low-income and disabled Californians is now in the hands of Mehmet Oz, the celebrity doctor and Republican administrator of the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. State Republicans appealed directly to Oz in a letter on Monday, asking him to reject Gov. ...

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California Economic Growth No. 2 In US, Best Ranking Since 2013

The state’s economy started 2026 as the nation’s No. 2 performer – its highest ranking among U.S. states for business growth in just over a dozen years. That bit of Golden State economic sparkle was discovered by my trusty spreadsheet in its review of state-by-state gross domestic product figures for the first quarter from the U.S. Bureau ...

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Small Businesses Losing Talent With ‘One-Size-Fits-All’ Benefits: Report

A new report suggests small businesses are losing talented employees because management isn’t offering benefits that actually fit workers’ needs and priorities. “Today’s workforce needs aren’t one-size-fits-all anymore, but many small businesses still feel forced into one-size-fits-all benefits,” according to the “Small Business ‘Bene-Fit’ Gap Report” from Justworks, a cloud-based HR and payroll platform for ...

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