California City to Vote on More Open Employee Negotiations
The community would actually know what the city is giving its employees before the council votes on it
The community would actually know what the city is giving its employees before the council votes on it
Welcome to the folks who tell us we need to be grown-ups about America's future!
Agreements still require legislative approval, which is where opponents (rival tribes) have the most influence
CDC estimates how many people stayed in tents in park from June to August
Most savings come from future hires, does little to address current unfunded liabilities
He wants the Judicial Council, which oversees the system's bureaucracy, to be elected by trial judges and not appointed by the chief justice
California cops employ mafia-style tactics against their critics.
A bill has made its way to Governor Jerry Brown's office
The bill completely bans reparative therapy for those under 18.
ACLU represented case about whether Orange County's Board of Supervisors could set guidelines about how the public speaks at the meetings.
Plan for California will help fight fraud and pension spiking, but doesn't deal with the reality of the system's unsustainability.
Deal brokered by Democrats and union leaders to cut the state's public employee pension costs.
Visitors warned to check for flu-like symptoms
If increase in state sales, income taxes pass, maybe additional taxes won't focus on them.
Claims that the abuse that caused the slaughterhouse to close in the first place has been stopped
Cans overturned, no injuries
LA-based chain accused of recruiting homeless for unnecessary services to defraud Medicare, Medi-Cal.
What the Golden State can learn from the Badger State
Literally. Seven arrested off the coast off Santa Catalina Island
Watch the fiscal disaster unfold.
The city is putting a Cessna in the air for ten hours a day for aerial surveillance. Video footage will be fed directly to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Office.
Yes, that's right: California might pass a law to prevent regulations.
PCP, cocaine and marijuana all found in his system.
From banning the sale of magazines to regulating chemistry equipment, local and state drug warriors mainline stupidity.
Graduation rates reverse trends when looking at "non-traditional" students.
Large shops would be required to have in-house plastic bag recycling programs.
Upset about failed effort to change way City Council is represented.
Agency to begin review of municipal finances across state.
A bill would require school districts to negotiate teacher evaluation rules with the unions.
The pension-debt time bomb detonates in bankruptcy court.
Yes, this is a proposal. Of course it's in California.
Bankrupt cities halt payments to the bondholders who bought into its pension obligations
Proposition 37 props up profits for organic growers and denies the scientific consensus in favor of biotech crops.
Democrat Dennis Cardoza to step down Wednesday, cites family concerns.
Allegedly pro-environmental regs block pro-environmental cleanup efforts.
An independent state audit intends to find how the money was hidden
City Council to consider proposal to investigate on Tuesday.
Supervisors make nearly $100,000 annually in total compensation.
Plenty of non-violent offenders still in prison
Recent California legislation bans the selling of foie gras, but does not prevent the controversial delicacy from being given away.
Cable access to television hearing to discuss three proposed state tax increases turned off.
Efforts aimed to get more Latino representation on City Council.
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