American Disposal Company Tariff Revision

The Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission (UTC) is reviewing a tariff revision request from American Disposal Company, Inc. d/b/a Vashon Disposal. The company seeks to remove customer-owned can service and replace it with company-owned containers, with no associated rate changes. The filing was made on January 29, 2026, and is pending.

CPUC Awards $3.29M for Digital Literacy and Broadband Access

The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) has approved $3.29 million in grants from the California Advanced Services Fund to support 21 projects aimed at expanding digital literacy training and public broadband access across the state. These grants will fund initiatives serving an estimated 16,145 Californians in underserved communities.

PacifiCorp Petition for Accounting Order on Evaluator Costs

The Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission (UTC) is processing a petition from PacifiCorp (Pacific Power & Light Company) for an accounting order. The petition seeks approval to defer independent evaluator costs related to the 2025 Washington-situs Request for Proposals. The case is currently pending.

Klickitat County Solid Waste Plan Docket

The Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission (UTC) has opened a docket for Klickitat County's preliminary Comprehensive Solid Waste Management Plan. The commission will provide comments on the potential cost impact to customers of regulated solid waste collection companies.

City of Wenatchee Petition for Railroad Warning Device Modification

The City of Wenatchee has filed a petition with the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission (UTC) to modify railroad warning devices at the 9th Street Crossing. The petition was filed on July 15, 2022, and is currently in a formal status.

Murrey's Disposal Tariff Revisions Seeking Additional Revenue

Murrey's Disposal Company, Inc. has filed tariff revisions with the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission (UTC) seeking to increase annual revenue by approximately $950,000. The proposed revisions are necessary to recover increased disposal fees at the Pierce County Recycling, Composting and Disposal facility.

EU Legislation and Regulatory Notices - February 27, 2026

The EU published its Official Journal L series for February 27, 2026, containing various legislative and non-legislative acts. These include decisions on international trade agreements with Mercosur and new delegated regulations concerning liquidity management tools for investment funds and market data for equity instruments.

Medical Board of California: SB 815 Changes

California's SB 815, effective January 1, 2024, enacts significant changes to the Medical Board of California, including increased physician licensing and renewal fees, extended Postgraduate Training License validity, and expanded guest rotation training allowances. The bill also establishes a Complainant Liaison Unit to improve communication regarding the enforcement process.

Medical Board of California Elects 2024-2025 Leadership

The Medical Board of California has announced its elected leadership for the 2024-2025 term, with Kristina D. Lawson continuing as President. The board also highlighted physician mental health and wellness as a key priority for the upcoming year.

Medical Board of California Annual Report 2023-2024

The Medical Board of California has released its Annual Report for Fiscal Year 2023-2024. The report details the Board's activities, including licensing, enforcement programs, and implementation of legislative changes. It also provides updates on pilot programs and regulatory revisions.

CURES AB 82 Exempts Testosterone and Mifepristone Reporting

California Assembly Bill 82, signed into law on October 13, 2025, exempts dispensers from reporting the dispensing of testosterone and mifepristone to the CURES database. This change impacts dispensers of these specific controlled substances within the state.

Medical Board of California Annual Report 2024-2025

The Medical Board of California has released its Annual Report for Fiscal Year 2024-2025. The report summarizes the Board's activities, including progress on physician wellness programs, budget updates, licensing process improvements, and enforcement statistics.

CT DPH Urges Flu Vaccination Amidst Rising Cases

The Connecticut Department of Public Health (DPH) is urging residents to get vaccinated against influenza due to a significant increase in cases, with over 600 reported in November. The DPH highlights the importance of vaccination during National Influenza Vaccination Week.

Connecticut Confirms First Measles Case in Years

The Connecticut Department of Public Health has confirmed the state's first measles case in several years. This notice serves to inform the public and healthcare providers about the confirmed case and to remind individuals about the importance of vaccination.

November 2025 Enforcement Report

The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) has released its November 2025 Enforcement Report, detailing four enforcement actions signed by various directors. The report outlines regulatory actions taken against licensed professionals and financial institutions during that month.

Illinois Takes Over Bank, First Independence Bank Assumes Operations

The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR), in cooperation with the FDIC, took control of Metropolitan Capital Bank & Trust on January 30, 2026, due to unsafe and unsound conditions. First Independence Bank of Detroit will assume operations, ensuring customer deposits are protected.

December 2025 Enforcement Report

The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) has released its December 2025 enforcement report, detailing five enforcement actions taken during that month. The report covers actions across banking, financial institutions, professional regulation, and real estate sectors.

IDFPR Adds 6 New License Types to CORE Platform

The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) announced the addition of six new license types to its CORE platform, completing Phase 3.2 of the system's modernization. This update primarily affects mental health professionals, including social work and counseling professions, as their licenses are gradually integrated into the new system.

Valatie Receives $5.5M State Grant for PFAS Treatment Facility

New York State has awarded a $5.5 million grant to the Village of Valatie to construct a PFAS treatment facility. This funding, part of a larger state investment in water quality, aims to protect drinking water and public health while managing costs for local ratepayers.

NY Health Launches Living Donor Support Program Campaign

The New York State Department of Health has launched a media campaign to promote its Living Donor Support Program. This program aims to reimburse eligible living organ donors for expenses incurred during the donation process, such as travel and lost wages, up to $14,000.

New York State Department of Health Celebrates 125 Years

The New York State Department of Health is celebrating its 125th anniversary on February 19, 2026. The notice highlights the department's historical achievements in protecting public health and advancing health equity for New Yorkers since its founding in 1901.

NY DOH Urges RSV Vaccinations Amid High Case Numbers

The New York State Department of Health is urging eligible residents to get vaccinated against RSV, as cases and hospitalizations remain high and exceed those for influenza and COVID-19 combined. The notice details vaccination recommendations for various age groups and risk factors, emphasizing the availability of immunizations.

Helen Hayes Hospital Updates Shabbos Room

Helen Hayes Hospital, a New York State Department of Health facility, has completed renovations to its Shabbos Room, enhancing the space for Jewish patients and families. The updated room offers improved comfort and functionality to support religious observance.

Colorado Option Health Plan Research Findings

Brown University research indicates the Colorado Option health plan has led to premium reductions of over $100 for individual market plans, including non-Option plans. The findings suggest public option plans can improve affordability, especially in areas with high healthcare provider and hospital prices.

Colorado Health Programs Receive $339M Federal Funds

The Colorado Division of Insurance will receive $339 million in federal pass-through funding for its health insurance initiatives, bringing the total since 2020 to $1.49 billion. This funding recognizes the success of the Colorado Option and Bipartisan Reinsurance programs in reducing healthcare costs for residents.

Colorado Seeks Feedback on 2025 Sunset Reviews

The Colorado Office of Policy, Research and Regulatory Reform (COPRRR) is seeking public feedback on its 2025 sunset reviews for various state programs and advisory committees. The feedback period is open until May 31, 2025, to inform legislative decisions on whether to continue, modify, or terminate these programs.

Colorado 2025 Sunset Reviews Released

The Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA) has released its 2025 sunset review reports for various state programs. These reviews, conducted by the Office of Policy, Research and Regulatory Reform (COPRRR), recommend the continuation of regulation for numerous professions and businesses, aiming to balance consumer protection with reduced regulatory burdens.

Colorado Funeral Home Licenses Relinquished

Davis Mortuary and Davis Crematory have permanently relinquished their Colorado funeral home and crematory licenses, effective October 17, 2025. This action has the same effect as a revocation, and the entities are barred from future licensure in Colorado.

Sujata R Maddineni, M.D. agrees to cease medical practice

The Massachusetts Board of Registration in Medicine has entered into a Voluntary Agreement Not to Practice Medicine with Dr. Sujata R Maddineni. Effective immediately, Dr. Maddineni agrees to cease all medical practice in the Commonwealth. This agreement is non-disciplinary but will be reported to national data banks.

Dr. Maddineni - Board of Medicine Disciplinary Action

The Massachusetts Board of Medicine has taken disciplinary action against Dr. Maddineni. This action involves specific findings and sanctions related to professional conduct. Further details on the nature of the disciplinary action are available in the document.

Dr. Elaine Celeste Jones Voluntarily Resigns Medical License

Dr. Elaine Celeste Jones has voluntarily resigned her medical license in Massachusetts, effective January 20, 2026. This action is considered a disciplinary measure and will be reported to national data agencies.

Dr. Elaine Jones Resigns Medical License

The Massachusetts Board of Registration in Medicine accepted the resignation of Dr. Elaine Jones' medical license, effective February 12, 2026, during an ongoing investigatory proceeding. Dr. Jones is required to notify various healthcare facilities and licensing boards of her resignation.

Texas Medical Board Suspends Physician License

The Texas Medical Board has temporarily suspended the medical license of physician Oscar Aaron Molina, M.D., due to concerns about his ability to practice medicine safely, citing habitual drug or alcohol use. The suspension is effective immediately and remains in place until further board action.

Texas Medical Board Disciplines Physicians and Adopts Rule Changes

The Texas Medical Board disciplined 13 physicians and adopted new rules for physician licensure, including pathways for foreign-trained physicians, mandated by HB 2038. The board also proposed new rules for parenteral ketamine therapy.

Texas Medical Board Suspends Physician Jaffer

The Texas Medical Board has temporarily suspended the medical license of physician Azul Shiraz Jaffer, M.D. The suspension is effective immediately due to findings that Dr. Jaffer's continued practice poses a threat to public welfare, specifically citing habitual drug or alcohol use interfering with safe practice.

Texas Medical Board Suspends MRT Laurie Ann Brown Certificate

The Texas Board of Radiologic Technology temporarily suspended the medical radiologic technologist certificate of Laurie Ann Brown, effective immediately, due to an arrest for Driving While Intoxicated and failure to respond to board inquiries. The suspension is temporary pending further board action and a hearing.

Texas Board Suspends Radiologic Technologist Certificate

The Texas Board of Radiologic Technology has temporarily suspended the certificate of radiologic technologist Natalia Aguilar-Gutierrez following her arrest on felony charges. The suspension is effective immediately and remains in place until further board action, with a hearing to be scheduled.

Edward Jones Consent Order - Retail Minimum Commissions

The Massachusetts Securities Division has entered into a consent order with Edward Jones & Co., L.P. regarding unreasonable commissions charged on certain small principal equity transactions. Edward Jones will pay $11,287,504 nationwide for overcharging on approximately 781,240 transactions over a five-year period.

Massachusetts Securities Division Charges Nantasket Trading and David Markiewicz with Fraud

The Massachusetts Securities Division has filed an administrative complaint against Nantasket Trading, LLC, and David Markiewicz for alleged violations of the Massachusetts Uniform Securities Act. The respondents are accused of misrepresenting the purpose and use of investor funds and diverting them for personal use.

Massachusetts Securities Enforcement Action - Ideal Financial Services

The Massachusetts Securities Division has initiated an enforcement action against Ideal Financial Services. The action appears to involve allegations of fraud and the misappropriation of assets, with specific details to be outlined in the full document.

Massachusetts Securities Division Consent Order against John W. Sullivan

The Massachusetts Securities Division has issued a consent order against John W. Sullivan, Javelin Securities, LLC, and Ozone Capital Markets, LLC for violations of the Massachusetts Uniform Securities Act. The violations include failure to make proper disclosures, inadequate supervision of a barred individual, and improper record-keeping. The order settles the investigation with prejudice.

Massachusetts Securities Division v. Jose Encarnacion - Securities Fraud

The Massachusetts Securities Division has filed an administrative complaint against Jose Encarnacion and Trinity Estate Investments & Development LLC for alleged violations of the Massachusetts Uniform Securities Act. The complaint alleges fraudulent misrepresentation in the offering and sale of unregistered securities, primarily targeting immigrant communities.

Colorado Securities Board Composition and Duties

The Colorado Securities Board has updated its public notice regarding the composition, duties, and current members of the Securities Board. The notice outlines the required qualifications for board members, their advisory role to the Securities Commissioner, and lists the current appointees with their professional backgrounds.

Colorado Securities Act, Municipal Bond Supervision Act, Commodity Code

This document provides links to various Colorado statutes and rules related to securities, municipal bonds, and commodities. It includes the Colorado Securities Act, the Municipal Bond Supervision Act, and the Colorado Commodity Code, along with their respective regulations. The page also links to federal SEC laws and information on protecting vulnerable adults from financial exploitation.

Eric Gemelli Barred from Securities Sales in Colorado for 10 Years

The Colorado Securities Commissioner has barred Eric Gemelli and his company, Market4Caster, LLC, from selling securities in Colorado for 10 years. Gemelli admitted to unlicensed sales of over $3 million in unregistered securities, violating the Colorado Securities Act.

Colorado Adopts Rules Extending Licensing Exam Validity

The Colorado Division of Securities has adopted new rules extending the validity of licensing exams for sales representatives and investment adviser representatives (IARs) up to five years. These rules, effective January 14, 2026, incorporate FINRA's MQP and NASAA's EVEP, allowing individuals to maintain qualifications by meeting specific criteria and completing annual continuing education.

Colorado Division of Securities Enforcement Actions

The Colorado Division of Securities has published a list of its recent enforcement actions. These actions are taken against individuals and entities violating securities laws and regulations within the state. The list provides access to specific case details and outcomes.

Stifel Nicolaus & Company - Texas Securities Board Consent Order

The Texas State Securities Board (TSSB) has issued a consent order against Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, Inc. for charging unreasonable commissions on approximately 45,352 equity transactions nationwide over five years, totaling over $885,480. Stifel agreed to the order, settling a coordinated investigation with multiple states.

RBC Capital Markets Fined and Reprimanded by Texas Securities Board

The Texas State Securities Board (TSSB) issued a disciplinary order against RBC Capital Markets, LLC, fining and reprimanding the firm for charging unreasonable commissions on equity transactions. The order resolves investigations by a multi-state group of regulators.

Logan Cox Reprimanded for Investment Adviser Registration

The Texas State Securities Board has issued a disciplinary order against Logan Cox, an investment adviser representative and agent. Cox consented to the order, which reprimands him for failing to give appropriate weight to certain costs associated with an alternative investment recommendation, violating Regulation Best Interest.