The Complex Spending Limit Was Flawed
In his Friday column, “The Spending Limit is Dead,” Joel Fox is correct that the provisions of the 1979 measure designed to limit state spending simply
In his Friday column, “The Spending Limit is Dead,” Joel Fox is correct that the provisions of the 1979 measure designed to limit state spending simply
Editor’s Note: Part 4 of the ‘Boom, Bust, Repeat?’ Series, which explores how the state can smartly manage recent revenue gains to strengthen public programs
Editor’s Note: Part 3 of the ‘Boom, Bust, Repeat?’ Series, which explores how the state can smartly manage recent revenue gains to strengthen public programs
Editor’s Note: Part 2 of the ‘Boom, Bust, Repeat?’ Series, which explores how the state can smartly manage recent revenue gains to strengthen public programs
Much has been written about the contributions to public life of Johnny Mockler, who passed away last week. Punditry often focuses on his work in
What a difference a year makes. California’s recent approval of Proposition 2 is already paying dividends. The Legislative Analyst’s new Fiscal Outlook shows Proposition 2 is doing
With all the talk about the property tax and who pays more, residential or commercial property owners, there is a more basic issue that is

The topic of conversation, lately, no matter who you’re talking to, seems to revolve around California’s budget nightmare and the trickle-down effect it has, starting

As the press peels back the onion on the issue of budgeting practices and special funds, it is important to see why this is a contemporary