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Gavin Newsom raises $39 million to fend off California recall election
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Tim SAR Berhasil Selamatkan Dua Pendaki yang Tersesat di Dekat Kawah Gunung Batur
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State budget sets aside $100M for strategies to resolve conflicts before reaching court
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The threatened deluge of post-pandemic special education litigation may be averted or at least minimized by a new initiative in California encouraging parents and schools to resolve disputes before heading to court.
The state budget, signed earlier this month by Gov. Gavin Newsom, sets aside $100 million for resolving special education conflicts between parents and school districts, which escalated during remote learning.
The money will go toward outreach, such as brochures, meetings and presentations, to help parents and school staff understand the rights outlined in the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, the federal law that requires districts to educate students of all abilities. The goal is to improve communication and build trust between parents and schools, so conflicts can be resolved quickly and more easily.
California summer: viruses, wildfire and drought
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Newsom signs law expanding Medi-Cal to undocumented Californians over age of 50
By Mary Stringini
FRESNO, Calif. - Governor Gavin Newsom on Tuesday signed a first-in-the-nation law, expanding full-scope Medi-Cal eligibility to low-income adults 50 years of age or older, regardless of immigration status.
Newsom s office called the new legislation a major milestone in the state’s progress toward universal health coverage.
Under AB 133, approximately 235,000 Californians aged 50 years and older are newly eligible for Medi-Cal, including preventive services, long-term care and In-Home Supportive Services.
Seniors who are eligible can apply in May.
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. We’re investing California’s historic surplus to accomplish transformative changes we ve long dreamed of – including this historic Medi-Cal expansion to ensure thousands of older undocumented Californians, many of whom have been serving on the front lines of the pandemic, can access