Sunday, August 19, 2012
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HERE THEY GO AGAIN THINKING WE ARE STUPID
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I Guess Public Safety Unions Just Get Whatever They Want
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SacBee: Editorial: Why did they vote for the death-benefits giveaway?
- FresBee: EDITORIAL: Taxpayer-giveaway bill close to approval
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DesSun:Riverside County's $1.14 billion pension gap
- DesSun:CalPERS tactics changed over time
- SDUT: Are public pension fund return assumptions realistic?
- SDUT: Municipal budgets, services hinge on pension returns
- DesSun:Some pensions more golden than others
- OCReg: Editorial: Pension reform possibilities arise in California
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LATimes($): California Teachers Assn. a powerful force in Sacramento
- SJMerc: Error could cost Santa Clara Valley Water District half a billion dollars
- OCReg: O.C. schools may cut month if tax hikes fail
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SacBee: California parks officials were looking to spend while shortchanging parks, documents show
- SBSun: Pre-bankruptcy, San Bernardino offered lucrative pay rates to top managers
- NCTimes: STATE: More cities at risk of bankruptcy
- CalWatchdog: NEW: Moody's warns of mass Calif. municipal bankruptcies
- LATimes($): State suing doctor over billing tactics
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SFChron: Impoverished tribe debates tourism, development
- LATimes($): A bad bet on Indian casinos
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SacBee: The Public Eye: California battles identity theft, cybercrime from AG's office
- SFChron: State says it can't reduce inmate total
- SacBee: Legal team reaches out to farmers
- LATimes($): Nuclear Regulatory Commission may study power plant health risks
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KMC needs McCarthy's action
- RivPE: MORENO VALLEY: College may lose its accreditation
- Teachers' benefits didn't come without sacrifices
- SJMerc: Despite fire, Chevron refinery's safety record better than most
- The Hill:Delegation penalties to remain unchanged at Republican convention
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The Golden Pen
SacBee: Dan Morain: Will jobs be lost with cap and trade?
- California GOP Embraces a Complicated Budget Reform | NBC Southern California
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OCReg: Editorial: Jerry Brown's overheated climate rhetoric
- SDUT: Insanely costly school borrowing must end
- SacBee: Complexity obscures California school money
- SFChron: Near the end of the Mirkarimi mess and the Ethics Commission
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SFChron: Don't block Internet phone regulation
- SacBee: Editorial: Dems are making a mess of big chance
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OCReg: Mark Landsbaum: Jerry Brown hot for money from global warming law
- VCS:Editorial: State's overtime law should apply to field workers
- SDUT: No Harry Potter in a world with no schools
- CCTimes: Three council veterans, teenage newcomer vying for Fremont mayor's office
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SFChron: Oakland council to see major turnover
- SacBee: San Francisco's mid-Market area welcomes Twitter and other high-tech neighbors
- SFChron: Dialogue clogs up Ross Mirkarimi case
- SFChron: Mirkarimi case puts pressure on supes
- ModBee: Stanislaus County looks at scrapping port plan
- ModBee: Modesto schools board will get a primer on report cards
- SCS:PV incumbent Karen Osmundson looks for better times in seeking third term
- SLO Trib: Panel to revisit Diablo surveys
- SLO Trib: Excelaron drilling plan for Huasna Valley headed to supervisors
- VCS:Some local hospitals struggle for profit; others hit double digits
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LATimes($): New governing body planned for L.A./Ontario International Airport
- LADN: City Attorney Carmen Trutanich files papers for re-election.
- OCReg: After Kelly Thomas, police rework procedures
- RivPE: RIVERSIDE: School board to OK trustee areas
- RivPE: RIVERSIDE: City attorney bars lawyer from lobbying council members
- RivPE: BANNING: Incumbents not seeking re-election
- NCTimes: HIGHER ED: UC San Diego to end transfer guarantee for college students