The California state government has two main ways of monitoring health insurance rates: One, Covered California can “negotiate” rates with health insurance companies, and two, the California Department of Insurance or Department of Managed Health Care can “review” rates and point out rate hikes they find unreasonable, although they have no executive power to strike the rates down. Read more...
Community, Opinion
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October 31, 12:26 am
Submission: Prop. 45 provides necessary insurance rate regulation
Community, Opinion
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October 31, 12:26 am
Submission: Prop. 45 a bureaucratic solution to a resolved issue
Proposition 45 will give one politician in Sacramento the sole authority to regulate health care, including control over copays, deductibles and even coverage. This proposition creates more costly bureaucracy and unnecessary government oversight. Read more...
Community, Opinion
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October 30, 12:06 am
Submission: Faculty members should vote for College Diversity Initiative’s passage
Editor’s note: The submission below was originally sent by members of UCLA’s Committee on Diversity and Equal Opportunity to faculty in the College of Letters and Science on Oct. Read more...
Editorials
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October 30, 12:00 am
Editorial: Business groups’ hostility toward Westwood Food Truck Lot unwarranted
Since the Westwood Village Food Truck Lot was established in July, on the corner of Gayley and Le Conte avenues, it has received excessive backlash from local business groups, such as the Westwood Community Council. Read more...
Opinion, Opinion Columns
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October 30, 12:00 am
Zoey Freedman: New LAUSD superintendent should simplify college application process
Los Angeles’s public school system may finally be getting the attention it needs – even if it is stemming from negative events. Los Angeles Unified School District’s Superintendent John Deasy resigned on Oct. Read more...
Photo: John Deasy, former Los Angeles Unified School District superintendent, resigned this month after serving for almost four years in the position. His tenure was marked by both successes, such as an increase in graduation rates, and mistakes, including a failed iPad program. (Courtesy of Gina Ferazzi/Los Angeles Times)
Community, Opinion
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October 29, 12:00 am
Submission: SJP invites students to learn about organization, mission
Palestine is one of the most important social justice issues of our time and one that resonates with people from all over the world and all over our campus. Read more...
Community, Opinion
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October 29, 12:00 am
Letter to the Editor: Healthy Campus Initiative to review signs for more inclusive phrasing
The Healthy Campus Initiative would like to add the following to the discussion triggered by Alexandra Tashman in her article, “Initiative’s signs use ableist discourse” published on Oct. Read more...