Sutter Foam & Coating Inc., a Yuba City contractor, can’t bid on publics works projects in California for the next three years, according to an order signed Wednesday by California Labor Commissioner Angela Bradstreet.
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Sacramento housing agency to review fund-misuse allegations
Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency commissioners voted this week to form a special committee to review allegations the agency misused millions in federal funds. The five-member committee will review the findings of a U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development inspector general’s audit
SHRA forms committee to review HUD allegations
The Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Commission this week voted to form a special committee to review allegations the agency misused millions in federal funds for revitalizing areas battered by the foreclosure crisis. The five-member committee will review the findings of a U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Inspector General’s audit
Sacto 9-1-1: CHP offers mobile app to track road hazards, accidents
The California Highway Patrol has launched a new mobile application allowing motorists to check for traffic collisions and roadway hazards on their mobile device before starting their daily commute.
21Q blog: SMAC petitions citizens in drive to save funding
No doubt, this is a critical time for the Sacramento Metropolitan Arts Commission .
Who will be GOP insurance commissioner nominee? Outcome still cloudy
A state lawmaker is leading the close contest to become the GOP’s nominee for California Insurance Commissioner, but the outcome is still far from certain.
Capitol Alert: Down-ticket state races first step in filling open seats
Today’s primary marks round one in finding at least four new state constitutional officers to take office next year. Besides governor and attorney general, voters will begin choosing contenders for two other seats that will be open in 2011 — superintendent of public instruction and insurance commissioner. With state schools chief Jack O’Connell termed out after this year, a dozen potential replacements are on the ballot today.
Sacto 9-1-1: Barbecue this: CHP will be out in force Memorial Day
Every available California Highway Patrol officer will be working the roads over the Memorial Day weekend, the CHP said in a news release. The maximum effort will run from 6 p.m. Friday through 11:59 p.m.
Steve Poizner orders department to scrutinize claims payment systems
Insurance Commissioner Steve Poizner today ordered his department to scrutinize claims payment systems and data collection used by Anthem Blue Cross, which is preparing a new rate filing after withdrawing an earlier plan to hike premiums by as much as 39 percent on thousands of Californians. “I will not allow insurers to inflate their rates based on faulty systems or inaccurate data,” Poizner said in a statement.
IRS gets the word out: new healthcare tax breaks for small businesses
More than 500,000 IRS postcards are going out this week to California small businesses and tax-exempt groups that may qualify for new tax credits on their employees’ healthcare premiums. The tax credits – up to 35 percent of healthcare premiums paid this year by qualifying small businesses – is one of the first pieces to roll out of the new healthcare reform legislation signed by President Obama last month.
