Opinion: California’s Next Governor Will Face Hard Fiscal Realities
With Tuesday’s election over, here’s something disconcerting that all victors should keep in mind: the…
San Diego to Ask U.S. Supreme Court to Uphold Pension Cutbacks
San Diego will make one last legal attempt to keep the city’s six-year-old pension cutbacks…
Rep. Hunter Could Lose Congress Pension Under Law Backed by His Father
Indicted Rep. Duncan D. Hunter (R-Alpine) could lose his congressional pension if convicted of felony…
Opinion: Unions Enjoy Big Clout in California, But Membership Declining
The 2016-18 legislative session, which ended last week, provided more proof of the symbiotic relationship…
State Supreme Court Upends Prop. B, San Diego’s Public Pension Reform
The state Supreme Court ruled Thursday that a San Diego citizens’ initiative that cut back…
Opinion: California Faces Crushing Pension Debt That Only Tax Hikes May Solve
California’s two immense public employee pension funds this month reported investment earnings higher than their…
California’s Teacher Pension Debt Swamps Many School Budgets
California’s public schools have enjoyed a remarkable restoration of funding since the bone-deep cuts they…
City Defends Prop B Pension Reform Ahead of Supreme Court Hearing
San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer, City Councilman Chris Cate and other city officials Thursday reaffirmed…
Opinion: California Cities Should Be Honest About Growing Pension Crisis
California’s political leaders don’t have to look very far to find a stark example…
10 Hot Topics That Will Shape California Campaigns in 2018
The 2018 elections are coming—and those of you who don’t spend your waking hours monitoring…
Opinion: California’s Pension Fund Sees Better Return, But Problems Remain
The California Public Employees Retirement System has been hammered by poor investment earnings in…
2012 Ballot Measure Reform of San Diego’s Pensions Reaches CA Supreme Court
A long-running legal dispute over a ballot measure passed by voters five years ago to…
Lawmakers May Stall Gov. Brown’s Ambitious Plan to Cut State Pension Costs
As Sacramento kicks off its yearly scramble to pass a state budget, lawmakers have yet…
Court Ruling on City’s Pension Reform Called ‘Credit Positive’
One of the top Wall Street credit-rating agencies said the recent court ruling upholding San…
