Issue No. 5 · Volume 1 | Tuesday, October 27, 2026
California Deathcare Weekly
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About the publication

California Deathcare Weekly is a professional industry publication covering the people, organizations, regulations, data and developments shaping deathcare in California.

Mission

The publication exists to give California deathcare professionals a reliable weekly account of what changed, what it means, and what to do about it. Reporting is specific to California practice, written for people who run establishments rather than for a general audience.

Coverage areas

California News
Firms, facilities, people and operations.
Regulatory
Agency actions, licensing, legislation, deadlines.
Market Intelligence
Original data, regional and county analysis.
Announcements
Appointments, transactions, openings, awards.
Education & Events
Conferences, CE and association meetings.
Historical Perspectives
Archive material with documented rights.

About the publisher

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Gerard Reinert
Publisher & Editor

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Ownership and affiliations

The publisher holds ownership interests in affiliated deathcare businesses, including Funeral Convergence, California Funeral Institute and Pacific Funeral Accommodations.

Where coverage involves an affiliated business, or uses data supplied by one, the relationship is stated in the article itself. Affiliation is disclosed at the point of reading, not buried in a policy page.

Editorial standards

  • Reporting is independent of advertising and sponsorship.
  • Figures are published with a source, a date range and a methodology note. Placeholder or estimated values are labeled as such.
  • Bylines identify who wrote a piece: a named author, California Deathcare Weekly Staff, guest commentary, submitted content, press release, or sponsored content.
  • Commentary is labeled and kept visually distinct from reporting.
  • Photographs are published with credit and permission.

Corrections policy

Errors are corrected promptly and visibly. A correction note appears on the article stating what was wrong and when it was fixed, and substantive corrections are listed in the following issue.

Report an error to [email protected].

Contact

News submissions
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