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Business publications are buzzing with an idea the CEO of Uber floated in a New York Times opinion piece.

Physicians and health policy experts say the pandemic is accelerating efforts to restructure primary care and put it on a firmer financial footing.

A judge has granted the state's request for a preliminary injunction forcing the ride-hailing companies to stop classifying their drivers as independent contractors.

For many — single parents or low-wage workers, for instance — staying in isolation is difficult as they struggle with how to feed the kids or pay the rent.

Even in a year consumed by sickness, California legislators are considering significant — sometimes controversial — health policy measures.

Employees want to be back in offices to stay connected to colleagues and demand greater space for social-distancing.