Even if negotiations reduce that figure, the formula means California schools are under constant financial pressure to pay ...

In the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic, demand for housing surged in the United States. New, single family homes sales ...

OBSERVER Senior Staff Writer Greater numbers of people are looking beyond traditional sources for their monthly grocery needs ...

The pandemic forced hospitals to innovate, as they sought to keep their beds clear for Covid patients. Congress helped by flooding them with financial aid and by agreeing to pay doctors and ...

As more older Americans move to the coasts, rising seas are wiping out their homes — and retirement dreams.

It’s hard to believe, but McDonald’s is losing customers in the US because they can no longer afford McDonald’s.... ..

California teachers have the highest salaries in the country, yet many still struggle financially. Why it matters: Teachers and their unions are fighting for better pay to keep up with inflation ...

Robert and 7M Films came under increased scrutiny in 2022 ... of work due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Isaiah and Robert launched 7M Films, a management company and means for dancers to create and ...

And, according to the U.S. government’s official Medicare handbook for 2022, there’s no limit to what you may pay in a year unless you have other coverage, such as a Medicare Supplement ...

Across the state, the rate of annual pharmacy closures has doubled since 2022. Since 2008, an average of 30 pharmacies ... including local chains and independents. COVID testing and treatment was a ...

It will also pay farmers ... including Covid-19 and mpox. FDA Commissioner Robert Califf hinted to reporters on Wednesday that the Biden administration plans to ask Congress for supplemental ...

By the time Maryland kicked off a new fraud reimbursement process early last year, less than $1 million in returned benefits ...