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The Covered California website is displayed during a health care enrollment fair at the office of SEIU-United Healthcare Workers West on March 18, 2014 in San Francisco. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

Covered California Premiums Rise at Record Low Rate

Californians who buy their health insurance through Covered California , the state’s Affordable Care Act marketplace, will see the smallest premium rate increase since the law took effect. Rates for 2020 plans will go up less than 1 percent on average.
Reporter: April Dembosky 

Attorney General Continues to Fight for Affordable Care Act

The California Report's host Lily Jamali sat down with California's Attorney General Xavier Becerra  to discuss his fight to protect the Affordable Care Act in the 5th Circuit Court.
Host: Lily Jamali with guest Attorney General Xavier Becerra

California First to Provided Healthcare to Adult Undocumented Immigrants

Governor Gavin Newsom signed the bill SB 104 into law yesterday, which will provide healthcare coverage to young adults living in the country regardless of immigration status.
Reporter: Mina Kim 

Squaw Valley Rescue Dogs

Ski season is over. And as instructors and ski patrol staff head out on vacation, so do the dogs from the mountain's search and rescue teams. Meet Ben and his dog Kaya, a 50 pound Belgian Malinois who are part of the Squaw Valley ski patrol.
Reporter: Michelle Wiley 

Large Numbers of Cameroonian Asylum-Seekers at Mexican Border

The demographics of asylum-seekers waiting in Tijuana to enter the US has shifted. Caravans of Central Americans have given way to people from countries like Cameroon and Eritrea, who are fleeing political persecution. African asylum-seekers took action yesterday against what they perceive as other groups bribing their way into the US asylum system.
Reporter: Max Rivlin-Nadler 

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