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Strike vote by security workers threatens to halt most cargo at Port of Long Beach
Cargo has flowed through the Long Beach and LA ports at a record-breaking pace this year. This could derail that. The post Strike vote by security workers threatens to halt most cargo at Port of Long Beach appeared first on Long Beach Post .
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Medi-Cal was billed about $269,130,000 in false claims and paid at least about $178,746,000 of them, according to charges announced October 22
A Whittier, California woman is accused of taking part in a pharmacy scheme that billed Medi-Cal, the state’s Medicaid program, about $269,130,000 in false claims. Medi-Cal paid at least about $178,746,000 of them, according to the charges the Justice Department announced on October 22. The woman, Christina Mareik, has not been convicted of anything. A... The post Medi-Cal was billed about $269,130,000 in false claims and paid at least about $178,746,000 of them, according to charges announced October 22 appeared first on The Financial Wire .
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Strike Threat Looms at Eight Los Angeles, Long Beach Port Terminals
UPDATE: Port employers warn that a walkout by 250 watchmen could halt operations at terminals handling more than half of the nation’s busiest container port complex. A potential November 1 strike involving approximately 250 port watchmen could bring operations to a halt at container terminals handling more than half of the cargo moving through the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, according to the Pacific Maritime Association (PMA).
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Arcadia Councilwoman Grilled Over Chinese Oil Firm Board Seat Ahead of Vote
The dispute over Arcadia Councilwoman Sharon Kwan’s unpaid board seat at a Texas oil company centers on what the available evidence establishes about its ownership and her role. At Tuesday’s meeting, council members questioned Kwan about the position, but took no formal action. The discussion came weeks before she faces voters in District 2 and as the city continues to deal with the fallout from former Mayor Eileen Wang’s guilty plea in a case involving work on behalf of China.