California Forward co-chair and former assembly speaker, Bob Hertzberg, is optimistic that the stars will line up for California Forward’s reform initiative proposed for the
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Joint Venture Silicon Valley focused on Proposition 13 at a conference last week issuing a report that Proposition 13 should be part of a discussion
Public employee unions are turning up their offensive to prevent changes to public sector retirement programs. In the wake of proposed state initiatives pulled back
Governor Jerry Brown is taking knocks for not yet clearing competing tax proposals proposed for the November ballot to the point where Scott Lay in
Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis once commented that each state could “if its citizens choose, serve as a laboratory; and try novel social and economic
California Pension Reform announced that it will not move forward to qualify one of the two initiatives it filed this year, blaming a “false and
The Attorney General issued the title and summary for the spending limit proposal yesterday emphasizing the proposal’s goal of not only controlling government spending but