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Programs for Uninsured and Underinsured IndividualsPaxlovid Patient Assistance Program (PAP) Through December 31, 2024, anyone uninsured or covered by federal programs, such as Medicare or Medicaid, can receive USG procured, NDA-labeled Paxlovid at no cost through the USG PAP operated by Pfizer until 2028. Participating PAP dispensing sites will be sent replacement product for any dispensed product within this program.  Starting January 1, 2025, eligible uninsured and underinsured patients can receive USG procured, NDA-labeled Paxlovid at no cost. Participating PAP dispensing sites will be sent replacement product for any dispensed product within this program. For retail pharmacies that would like to participate in the Patient Assistance Program, please contact the program vendor at [email protected] or call 1-877-219-7225.  Paxlovid Co-pay Savings Program  A co-pay savings program will be available for eligible commercially insured patients. More information will be provided shortly.  Lagverio Patient Assistance Program  This private and confidential program provides medicine, free of charge, for up to one year to eligible individuals, mostly the uninsured, who, without our assistance, could not afford needed Merck medicines. This program is expected to begin mid-November, 2023. For more information, please refer to the Merck Patient Assistance Program brochure or call 1-800-727-5400.  Lagevrio Bulk Replacement Program  For more information on the bulk replacement program, please call 1-888-727-8180. AvailabilityHHS has created two resources to assist providers: A COVID-19 Therapeutics Locator which can be used to find locations with available Paxlovid or Molnupiravir. A Medication Locator which can be used to find Test to Treat locations and pharmacies to fill COVID-19 prescriptions. If you are within New York City, please refer to: COVID-19: Outpatient Therapeutic Information for Providers - NYC Health Patients will require a prescription for Paxlovid and molnupiravir (Lagevrio).
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Legislative Analyst Mac Taylor discusses The 2014-15 Budget: Overview of the May Revision with members of the media. 

Addressing California's Key Liabilities May 7, 2014

These three videos provide an overview of California's liabilities, explain why liabilities are important, and discuss how the Legislature might prioritize the funding of the state's liabilities. They were released as companion pieces to the LAO's report Addressing California's Key Liabilities.   

Property Tax Reductions to Diminish as Housing Market Improves May 5, 2014

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Film and Television Production: Overview of Motion Picture Industry and State Tax Credits April 30, 2014

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A Look at Voter-Approval Requirements for Local Taxes March 20, 2014

Read A Look at Voter-Approval Requirements for Local Taxes. 

The 2014-15 Budget: State Worker Salary, Health Benefit, and Pension Costs March 4, 2014

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The 2014-15 Budget: California's Fiscal Outlook November 20, 2013

The 19th annual edition of the LAO's Fiscal Outlook--a forecast of California's state General Fund revenues and expenditures over the next six years--reflects continued improvement in the state's finances. A restrained budget for 2013-14, combined with our updated forecast of increased state revenues, has produced a promising budget situation for 2014-15. Our forecast indicates that, absent any changes to current laws and policies, the state would end 2014-15 with a multibillion-dollar reserve. Continued caution is needed, however, given that these surpluses are dependent on a number of assumptions that may not come to pass. For example, as we discuss in this report, an economic downturn within the next few years could quickly result in a return to operating deficits. In this report, we outline a strategic approach for allocating potential surpluses that prepares for the next economic downturn while paying for past commitments, maintaining existing programs, and making new budgetary commitments incrementally to address other public priorities. 

The 2013-14 Budget: California Spending Plan November 4, 2013
2001-02 Budget Analysis: General Government Overview
Agriculture, $179 million ($98 million General Fund).
Tax Collection Programs 
Expenditures. The Franchise Tax Board and the Board of Equalization are the largest revenue collection agencies in the state.
Between them, the boards collect the state's personal and business income taxes, sales tax, and special use taxes. The budget
proposes $618 million for these tax programs in 2001-02, an increase of $4 million, or 0.7 percent, over estimated current-year
expenditures.
Revenues. The Governor's budget estimates that combined General Fund collections by both boards will be $77 billion in
2001-02. More than half of all General Fund revenues ($44.8 billion) come from personal income taxes.
State Administrative Functions 
There are more than 30 departments and agencies that provide a wide range of administrative services. These services range from
oversight and support of other departments (Department of General Services, Department of Information Technology, and Office of
Administrative Law), to economic development (Technology, Trade and Commerce Agency), to various specialized services
provided to individuals and communities (Office of Emergency Services, the Military Department, and the Department of Veterans
Affairs).
The budget proposes a total of $1.5 billion to support these functions in 2001-02. This is a decrease of $175 million, or 11 percent,
from current-year expenditures. The decrease is primarily due to a reduction in one-time appropriations for local assistance under
the Department of Housing and Community Development.
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Retirement-related expenditures account for a significant part of state spending for the budget year. In 2001-02, state expenditures
for various costs associated with public employee retirement (excluding University of California costs) will total $2.3 billion,
including $1.9 billion from the General Fund. As summarized in Figure 2, the General Fund provides for employer contributions
and/or various other payments to four retirement systems. In addition, the state (1) contributes to the payment of premiums for
health and dental benefit plans for retired state employees and (2) makes Social Security and Medicare contributions for most state
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The digital conversion effort will accomplish the following: (1) ensure that the CBRS boundaries depicted on FEMA’s FIRMs are the same as the boundaries depicted on FWS’s official CBRS maps; (2) fulfill FWS’s responsibility under CBRA to update the CBRS maps at least once every five years to account for natural changes such as erosion and accretion (mandated by Section 3 of P.L. 101-591); and (3) replace the entire set of CBRS maps in a timely and cost-effective manner. Replacing the existing CBRS maps with more accurate and user-friendly updated maps will significantly improve the administration and implementation of CBRA, thereby reducing the number of Federal flood insurance policies, and other financial assistance, provided within the CBRS in error. 

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Why shouldn’t the FIRM be used to make CBRS determinations?

Since 2006, CBRS boundaries have been placed on updated FIRMs by FWS through an interagency agreement with FEMA. However, the CBRS boundaries shown on the FIRMs are for informational purposes only and can serve as a first alert that a property may be located within the CBRS. Until the digital conversion effort is completed for the entire CBRS (projected completion timeframe is 2016), there may be discrepancies in the depiction of CBRS unit boundaries on the FIRMs and on the official CBRS maps maintained by FWS.Because the official CBRS maps can be difficult to interpret, in November 2012, FWS released to the public an interactive CBRS mapper that can be used to help determine whether a property may be located within the CBRS. The digital CBRS boundaries depicted in the mapper are the best available representations of the official CBRS boundaries and should not be relied on for determining whether a property located close to a CBRS boundary is "in" or "out" of the CBRS (i.e., the area identified within the "CBRS Buffer Zone" on the mapper). If a property is covered by or touches the "CBRS Buffer Zone", an official determination from FWS is recommended. 

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Acting Secretary of Labor Julie Su met with local officials, labor leaders, workers and others in North Carolina this week. While there, she discussed how the Biden-Harris administration is increasing equitable job growth for workers, specifically women and people in underrepresented communities. Among her stops, Acting Secretary Su met with pre-apprenticeship students, graduates and employers at Hope Renovations, one of our grant recipients, which trains women for construction jobs and repairs homes for low-income homeowners.

 All workers in the U.S. have rights – and they need to know it
 

MigrantWorker.gov is now available in Arabic, Chinese, English, Haitian Creole, Portuguese, Spanish, Tagalog and Vietnamese to help migrant workers in the U.S. easily find information about their rights on the job and where to go for help. Help us spread the word!

 Standing down to save miners’ lives
 

On May 22, miners, mine operators, union representatives and other members of the mining community participated in the second annual stand down led by the Mine Safety and Health Administration. Assistant Secretary for Mine Safety and Health Chris Williams and other MSHA representatives joined events across the country to help empower miners with the knowledge and tools they need to make sure everyone can return home safely at the end of the day.

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Chemicals in the workplace should carry clear labels and easy-to-understand information about their hazards. OSHA's new rule on hazard communications — aligned with other federal standards — will help reduce chemical-related illnesses and injuries for workers and first responders.

 $12M available in second round of critical sector job quality grants
 

We're making an additional $12 million available in grants to improve job quality and increase the availability of good jobs in critical industries, including an emphasis on care economy training. Successful applicants will develop and employ training programs consistent with the Good Jobs Principles we’ve outlined with the Department of Commerce.

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Calendar-year 2023 corporate and fiduciary income tax returns and payments normally due on April 15, 2024.
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Note: Only San Diego County was granted the extension to file and pay taxes until June 17, 2024. Residents and businesses located outside of San Diego County must file and pay by the normal established deadlines. Revenue and Taxation Code section 18572, relating to the postponement of certain tax deadlines, is suspended for the State of Emergency declared on February 4, 2024, and the State of Emergency declared on March 22, 2024. 
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