Fleet Administration Office

The Judicial Council of California is an essential body that oversees the administrative functions of the California court system. Based in Sacramento, it plays a critical role in ensuring the efficient operation of the state's judiciary. Committed to enhancing the justice system, the council provides leadership and guidance, fosters improvements in court services, and facilitates the development of rules and policies. Its efforts are directed toward making justice more accessible and responsive to the needs of California residents. Generated from the website

The Office of Statewide Health and Planning Development (OSHPD) in Sacramento, CA, is dedicated to ensuring equitable access to healthcare across California. They strive to provide communities with the necessary health workforce, safe healthcare facilities, and effective health information to enhance care accessibility and affordability. OSHPD's Hospital Bill Complaint Program works to investigate and address patient concerns regarding hospitals' discount payment, charity care, and debt collection policies. This initiative aims to uphold transparency and fairness in healthcare billing practices. Established in 2022, the Office of Health Care Affordability (OHCA) under OSHPD focuses on making healthcare accessible, affordable, and high-quality for all Californians. OHCA works towards universal healthcare that is equitable and meets the diverse needs of the population. Generated from the website content

The General Jurisdiction Division hears cases throughout California related to contracts and interagency agreements for more than 1,000 state, county, city and local government agencies. The division maintains a staff of more than administrative law judges. It is a part of the Office of Administrative Hearings and maintains a location in Sacramento, Calif. The Office of Administrative Hearings act as a quasi-judicial tribunal and conduct a variety of proceedings. The Office of Administrative Hearings' services include administrative hearings, mediations, arbitrations and other dispute resolution processes. It also provides adjudicatory and settlement services to the school districts and parents of special needs children.