There are still many unknowns about what cuts, if any, could happen to Medi-Cal, which covers roughly 15 million people in ...

Imagine if you told your kid they could have dessert, but only if they ate all of their vegetables. Then, as you looked away, ...

The report estimates that two-thirds of the job losses would come from direct ... Lucia’s projection anticipates California would see a cut of $10 to $20 billion in federal funding. The fight over ...

While healthcare workers would make up a majority of job losses, industries that rely on the healthcare industry, including ...

As well as California, which would experience an estimated 18-percent drop in federal Medicaid assistance, other states would need to make up significant shortfalls in funding over the next ten years.

Congressional Republicans’ proposed Medicaid work reporting requirements could strip coverage from hundreds of thousands of ...

The history of Medi-Cal, California’s Medicaid program and the largest and most expansive such program in the country, provides this crucial background. It shows how Medicaid is the byproduct of ...

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation Monday to close a $2.8 billion budget gap in the state's Medicaid services and ensure coverage through June for 15 ...

California’s budget includes $161 billion ... are receiving health insurance through Medi-Cal. Medicaid funding losses will have major impacts on local health care, including hospitals and ...

California is projected to experience the largest potential losses in Medicaid coverage if federal work requirements are enacted, according to an analysis released by the Urban Institute on April 14.

The top five states at risk of the most Medicaid coverage losses are California, New York, Pennsylvania and North Carolina, the report found, in part due to population size. Research from the ...