A Monrovia based health care firm has agreed to pay millions of dollars in COVID Relief Aid back to the Federal Government and the State of California.

KNX News' Pete Demetriou reports the firm admitted to submitting costs to the Government for care of patients who did not wind up contracting the disease.

A Monrovia based health care firm has agreed to pay millions of dollars in COVID Relief Aid back to the Federal Government and the State of California.
KNX News' Pete Demetriou reports the firm admitted to submitting costs to the Government for care of patients who did not wind up contracting the disease.

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Monrovia-based health care firm agrees to pay back millions of dollars in COVID relief aid

The American economy continues to be one of the strongest in the world.  The stock market is booming, the unemployment rate is at a near 50-year low and GDP has been steadily growing.

But there's a huge contingent of Americans who either don't know about those economic facts ... or they don't care.

KNX chief correspondent Charles Feldman put those questions to Diane Swonk, she's the chief economist for KPMG:

The vast majority of respondents in this Guardian poll ... 72% ... indicated they think inflation is increasing. And yet, in reality, the rate of inflation has fallen sharply from its post-Covid peak.

The American economy continues to be one of the strongest in the world.  The stock market is booming, the unemployment rate is at a near 50-year low and GDP has been steadily growing.
But there's a huge contingent of Americans who either don't know about those economic facts ... or they don't care.
KNX chief correspondent Charles Feldman put those questions to Diane Swonk, she's the chief economist for KPMG:
The vast majority of respondents in this Guardian poll ... 72% ... indicated they think inflation is increasing. And yet, in reality, the rate of inflation has fallen sharply from its post-Covid peak.

New poll shows Americans are totally out of touch with economic realities

Tomorrow morning, UCLA Chancellor Gene Block will be answering tough questions over violence on campus during several weeks of pro-Palestinian protests.

Block, along with her crosstown colleague USC president Carol Folt, have been the targets of criticism.

Ariela Gross teaches constitutional law at UCLA Law School ... she tells KNX News that she feels Chancellor Block handled the protests poorly ... but she's still hopeful he takes a stand tomorrow.

Gross argues that there were plenty of valuable lessons to learn from all this, but she's not entirely confident that university leadership across the country will apply those lessons in the future.

UCLA's chancellor will appear alongside the presidents of Rutgers and Northwestern universities at tomorrow morning's House hearing.

Tomorrow morning, UCLA Chancellor Gene Block will be answering tough questions over violence on campus during several weeks of pro-Palestinian protests.
Block, along with her crosstown colleague USC president Carol Folt, have been the targets of criticism.
Ariela Gross teaches constitutional law at UCLA Law School ... she tells KNX News that she feels Chancellor Block handled the protests poorly ... but she's still hopeful he takes a stand tomorrow.
Gross argues that there were plenty of valuable lessons to learn from all this, but she's not entirely confident that university leadership across the country will apply those lessons in the future.
UCLA's chancellor will appear alongside the presidents of Rutgers and Northwestern universities at tomorrow morning's House hearing.

What to expect from UCLA's Chancellor when he appears before a House committee tomorrow over campus protests

Jurors are poised to start deliberating after a week of testimony in a lawsuit against the city of Los Angeles brought by a local Black Lives Matter co-founder whose home was ‘swatted’ in 2020.

Photo by Rich Fury/Getty Images

Jurors are poised to start deliberating after a week of testimony in a lawsuit against the city of Los Angeles brought by a local Black Lives Matter co-founder whose home was ‘swatted’ in 2020.
Photo by Rich Fury/Getty Images

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