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California's Blue Shield to Return $283 Million, L.A. Times Says

California's Blue Shield to Return $283 Million, L.A. Times Says

Blue Shield of California will return a further $283 million to policyholders, keeping a pledge to give back cash when profit exceeds 2 percent of revenue, the Los Angeles Times reported.

California's Blue Shield to Return $283 Million, L.A. Times Says
L.A. Woman Uninsured After Paying With Credit
L.A. Woman Uninsured After Paying With Credit
Health insurer Anthem Blue Cross, based in California, announced this year it no longer allows monthly automatic online bill payments, attracting complaints from long-time customers. And consumer finance watchers warn this may be one of the first of many ca...
Deadline passes, talks continue for Calif. grocers
Deadline passes, talks continue for Calif. grocers
Negotiations throughout the night failed to produce a resolution as Southern California grocery employees returned to work Monday and their union and three major supermarket chains tried to avoid a strike.
Calif. rep. wants shared sacrifice in debt talks
Calif. rep. wants shared sacrifice in debt talks
Shortly before his appointment to the commission charged with tackling the national debt, Democratic Rep. Xavier Becerra held a conference call with a few hundred constituents in Los Angeles and asked them to recommend a roadmap to cutting the debt.
Southern California grocery workers authorize a strike
Southern California grocery workers authorize a strike
The union representing 62,000 grocery workers in southern California has received the go-ahead from members to call a strike if an acceptable contract deal cannot be reached with Ralphs, Vons and Albertsons supermarkets, officials said on Sunday.
California attorney general sues lawyers in alleged mortgage scam
California attorney general sues lawyers in alleged mortgage scam
The California attorney general is suing "a ring" of lawyers for allegedly defrauding at least 2,500 homeowners out of millions of dollars, a scam that was supposed to provide relief on their troubled mortgages, she said Thursday.
L.A. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa: End Prop. 13 for businesses to fund education
L.A. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa: End Prop. 13 for businesses to fund education
Calling Proposition 13 a corporate tax give-away, Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa asked state leaders today to eliminate the benefits of the law for commercial properties as part of a "grand bargain" to boost funding for public education.
KCET strikes $50 million deal
KCET strikes $50 million deal
KCET, the former PBS station serving Southern and Central California, has entered a partnership with Eyetronics Media and Studios to produce and acquire new series, the companies announced Tuesday. Under the agreement, Eyetronics will provide up to $50 mill...
California's Blue Shield to Return $283 Million, L.A. Times Says
California's Blue Shield to Return $283 Million, L.A. Times Says
Blue Shield of California will return a further $283 million to policyholders, keeping a pledge to give back cash when profit exceeds 2 percent of revenue, the Los Angeles Times reported.

Southern California Home Sales Drop 4.5% as Buyers Hold Off on Purchases

Southern California Home Sales Drop 4.5% as Buyers Hold Off on Purchases

Home sales in Southern California fell 4.5 percent last month from a year earlier as mortgages were hard to obtain an...

Southern California Home Sales Drop 4.5% as Buyers Hold Off on Purchases

Cities can't afford to pay for Rose Parade floats

Cities can't afford to pay for Rose Parade floats

Officials in some Southern California cities are wondering whether tight budgets will prevent them from contributing ...

Cities can't afford to pay for Rose Parade floats

California execution costs top $308 million each

California execution costs top $308 million each

Each of the 13 executions California has carried out since reinstating capital punishment in 1978 has cost taxpayers ...

California execution costs top $308 million each

Budget uncertainty mounts in wake of Brown veto

Budget uncertainty mounts in wake of Brown veto

Gov. Jerry Brown angered members of both parties Thursday by vetoing a budget plan approved by Democrats in the Legis...

Budget uncertainty mounts in wake of Brown veto

California economy improves, but not for construction

California economy improves, but not for construction

The numbers are out and California's economy is improving. But growth is still not enough to overcome double-digit un...

California economy improves, but not for construction

California creating mortgage task force

California creating mortgage task force

California is taking aim at the mortgage lending industry. State Attorney General Kamala Harris says the new Mortgage...

California creating mortgage task force

CA May Hire Internet Sales Tax Police To Monitor Online Shopping

CA May Hire Internet Sales Tax Police To Monitor Online Shopping

With California deep in debt, a controversial plan has emerged that calls for private vendors to monitor what you buy...

CA May Hire Internet Sales Tax Police To Monitor Online Shopping

Poll: Most California Voters Support Tax Measures To Close State Deficit

Poll: Most California Voters Support Tax Measures To Close State Deficit

A majority of California voters support Gov. Jerry Brown's (D) plan to use tax measures to close the state's $15 bill...

Poll: Most California Voters Support Tax Measures To Close State Deficit

Records Show $425K Is Missing From Bell Land Deal

Records Show $425K Is Missing From Bell Land Deal

Records show the city of Bell paid more than double the assessed value for land in a 2006 redevelopment deal that cal...

Records Show $425K Is Missing From Bell Land Deal

Gov. Brown checks in on Calif. budget over YouTube

Gov. Brown checks in on Calif. budget over YouTube

Gov. Jerry Brown posted a YouTube video Monday saying he was "checking in" with the people of California on how to ha...

Gov. Brown checks in on Calif. budget over YouTube

Brown: Still Optimistic About Calif. Budget Plan

Brown: Still Optimistic About Calif. Budget Plan

Gov. Jerry Brown says he’s still optimistic he can get the necessary Republican support to pass a budget plan to addr...

Brown: Still Optimistic About Calif. Budget Plan

Boeing tanker contract a boost for California

Boeing tanker contract a boost for California

Boeing's win of the $35 billion contract to build refueling tankers for the Air Force will mean about 4,500 jobs for ...

Boeing tanker contract a boost for California
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