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Coronavirus Files: Omicron sub-variant gains traction; scientists learn to predict long COVID
Seniors insured by Medicare got a slap in the face with the news that the government program, unlike private insurance, won’t be reimbursing them for rapid COVID tests they purchase from stores.
APR Energy Extends Partnership with IID to Ensure Energy Stability in California
APR Energy Ltd. ("APR"), a wholly owned subsidiary of Atlas Corp. ("Atlas" or the "Company") (NYSE: ATCO), announced that it has extended a contract to provide approximately 75 MW of back-up energy for California's Imperial Irrigation District ("IID") through 2022.
VA establishes new threshold for reporting benefit and medical debt
The Department of Veterans Affairs published a final rule in the Federal Register, Feb. 2, amending VA’s procedures for reporting debt to consumer reporting agencies.
Homicide / Missing Person
In December of 2019, family members of Katherine Mary Neitzke, a 33-year old from Hemet, reported her missing after not being able to contact her. Investigators from the Perris Station began to investigate the disappearance of Neitzke.
California stands on the brink of historic health coverage expansion. Which way will the state go?
California is on the cusp of becoming the first state to offer all residents health care coverage, regardless of their immigration status. But figuring out the best way to do that is the focus of current debate.
