Sounds like agencies are tired of falling short on investment returns.
Retirees with “full-career” status are getting some very healthy checks from CalPERS.
Roughly three quarters of the city’s workforce is classified into a separate agency exempt from Social Security withholding and not as standard city employees.
A look at San Bernardino bankruptcy plan finds that the proposal benefits CalPERS, and maintains the full payment of employee pensions.
As pension reformers take another run at the 2016 ballot, details of a proposed measure are beginning to take shape.
A new look at the retirement debt of one Bay Area city places the financial burden at more than $4,100 per resident.
By Robb Korinke
One week out from the Iowa Caucuses I thought I’d share my tracking of the race for local endorsements among our remaining Democratic Party candidates.
Governor Gavin Newsom unveiled a $222.2 billion budget proposal for 2020-21 on Friday – the second annual spending plan he has presented as governor and the largest in state history.
Local governments’ opposition to Scott Wiener’s SB50 is already well known. But the initiative is now facing more pushback from another group: low-income residents and their allies.
Campaigns have access to more voters, polling, and media data than at any time in history. But the quality, accuracy, and reliability of this data is being questioned more than ever.