California May Offer $600 A Week In Extra Jobless Benefits If Congress Doesn’t Act

If Congress doesn’t act to extend an extra $600 in weekly benefits for unemployed Californians, state legislators say they’re ready to jump in to prevent benefits from plunging during the pandemic.

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Potential Impact of Stay-at-Home Orders on Health Insurance Rates

Most Americans receive health insurance through their job or a family member’s job. So, when workers lose their jobs, they — and their family members — run the risk of losing their health coverage as well.

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Pfizer Launches Phase 3 Trial Of Coronavirus Vaccine With 30K Participants

Drugmaker Pfizer on Monday became the second drugmaker to announce it had begun phase 3 testing of a vaccine to prevent the spread of coronavirus.

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The COVID-19 Downturn Triggers Jump in Medicaid Enrollment

Reversing a three-year decline, the number of people covered by Medicaid nationwide rose markedly this spring as the impact of the recession caused by the outbreak of COVID-19 began to take hold.

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Newsom Wants To Send $52 Million To Help Central Valley Fight Coronavirus Surge

Gov. Gavin Newsom said Latinos in the Central Valley have been disproportionately harmed by the spread of COVID-19, prompting the governor to send “strike teams” to eight counties while asking the California Legislature to approve $52 million to improve testing, tracing and isolation protocols in those regions.

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Military Medical Teams Arrive At Two Los Angeles County Hospitals

Medical professionals from the military have arrived in Los Angeles County to reinforce the ranks of two hospitals.

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