"The world has radically changed," Newsom said this month, as he prepared California for a mid-May surge in COVID-19 hospitalizations. (Photo: Bloomberg)
This was supposed to be a big health care year for California.
Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom in January unveiled ambitious proposals to help him achieve his goal of getting every Californian health care coverage. Though it was far less than the single-payer promise Newsom had made on the gubernatorial campaign trail, his plans, if adopted, would have expanded the health care system as no other state has.
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