Before the ink was dry on the One Big Beautiful Bill, House Republicans were already drawing up the sequel.Reconciliation 2.0 — a second party-line budget package targeting additional GOP priorities […]
Medicaid’s Quiet Unraveling: The Bill Is Already Arriving
The debate over Medicaid is over. The implementation has begun. The only question left is how many people lose coverage before the midterms force someone to pay attention.When Congress passed […]
The Medicaid Clock Is Ticking — and the Disability Community Is Watching Every Second
By December 31, 2026, states across the country must have systems in place to enforce a new federal rule: Medicaid recipients between the ages of 19 and 64 who receive […]
$6 a Gallon and Climbing: What the Iran War Means for California Drivers This Summer
For most of the country, $4 gas feels expensive. In California, $4 gas is a fond memory. Eleven weeks into the U.S.-Iran conflict, California drivers are paying an average of […]
Fire Season Doesn’t Wait: The Sandy Fire Puts Simi Valley Through the Wringer — Again
On Monday morning, May 18, a tractor struck a rock. That was it. That’s how it started.A worker clearing brush in the 600 block of Sandy Avenue in Simi Valley […]