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Layoffs: From Unemployment Benefits to Health Insurance, the Steps to Take ASAP

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California Will Soon Be First State to Offer Health Insurance to Eligible Undocumented Adults

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Over 930,000 Californians Lost Medi-Cal Coverage This Year Due to ‘Procedural Reasons’

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Families Fume Over Newsom’s Veto of Children’s Hearing Aid Bill

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Gavin Newsom's Mental Health Plan Heads to Voters. Here's What to Know

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Feds Grant SF’s Laguna Honda Hospital New Extension, Delaying Involuntary Patient Transfers

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Gov. Newsom's Prescription Housing Plan Would Cover 6 Months' Rent Through Medi-Cal

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On Medi-Cal? Eligibility Changes Starting in April Could Mean You Lose Coverage. Here's What to Do

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California's Massive Medicaid Program Works for Some, but Fails Many Others

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