Arnold Schwarzenegger has decided to go ahead and support organ donation. Which means, Arnold, who is the Governor of the state of California would be counted in the list of people like Steve Jobs, the CEO of Apple, among those who support organ donation.

On Tuesday, with the establishment of California Telehealth Network, Telemedicine took a big jump in connecting patients and surgeons by means of ultra-modern techniques.

With this technology, a patient can consult a doctor even if he is sitting miles away from him.

California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger extended a bill putting the state’s vacant homes on sale, boosting up new constructions and thereby broadening the state tax credit for first-time purchasers to $10,000.

Much inspired by his near-death experience which happened last year, Steve Jobs, the CEO of Apple, on Friday made a surprise visit to the Stanford's Lucile Packard Children's Hospital to tell everyone how a liver transplant ended up saving his life, and why patients who do not have the same amount of fame and money deserve to live as well.

On the back of the many state budget cuts that were imposed about 6 months back, nearly 3 million California residents lost their health benefits or access to any health care and additional thousands ended up losing their jobs, as per figures shared by a report released on Thursday.

A large-scale plan is to be undertaken for major budget and tax reforms this year by California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, which he says will give his state a more strong and reliable source of revenue.

The latest public records show that a federal tax lien against Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has been filed by the Internal Revenue Service for nearly $80,000.

On Sunday, Donald Fisher, who co-founded Gap Inc with his wife Doris forty years ago, passed away at 81, after fighting a long battle with cancer.

California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, the husband of the niece of Senator Edward Kennedy who died late Tuesday, called Kennedy "a man of great faith and character" and noted his dedication to reform of the health insurance system.

With Controller John Chiang announcing Thursday that California will stop issuing IOUs, or registered warrants, by September 4, taxpayers, local governments and businesses can finally heave a sigh of relief - they would not have to bear the burden of the economically distraught state's debt by accepting paper promises instead of cash!