Florida health regulators are dropping their push to fine three Planned Parenthood centers, saying such action would be redundant now that the governor has signed a law that puts new restrictions on abortions and prohibits any state money from going to the clinics.
Court documents show the Agency for Health Care Administration asked an administrative judge to dismiss complaints filed last year against clinics located in St. Petersburg, Naples and Fort Myers.
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