Volume 17 No. 3
  • Are Community Colleges Getting a Measure of Respect?
  • The Community College Budget and Collective Bargaining
  • New Assembly Speaker Makes Committee Membership Changes
  • Proposition 98 “Split”—A Historical Perspective
  • Revised K-14 Budget Package Reduces Funding for Equalization
  • By the Way . . . 2004 Legislative Calendar Released
  • By the Way . . . Bid Limit Raised to $60,900
  • Ask SSC . . . How Long Do We Need to Keep Mandated Cost Claims?
  • Ask SSC . . . Do You Have a Resolution to Support Propositions 57 and 58?
  • Moody’s Warns of Downward Pressure on State’s Bond Rating if Proposition 57 Fails
  • Pressure’s On to Re-reform Workers’ Comp
Volume 17 No. 2
  • By the Way . . . Proposition 55, $12.3 Billion School Bond, in Jeopardy
  • By the Way . . . CTA Supports Passage of Propositions 57 and 58
  • STRS Issues Directive for Retirement Incentive Programs
  • Introduction of 2004 Legislation Gets Under Way
  • Financing California’s Community Colleges
  • What Happens if Proposition 57 Fails?
  • Initiative to Repeal Mandated Health Insurance Bill Headed for November 2004 Ballot
  • Exceptions to Return-to-Work Restrictions under AB 1207
  • Ask SSC . . . Can Board Members Earn a Mileage Allowance?
  • State Tax Commission Calls for Property Tax Swap
  • A Follow Up on the LAO’s November Forecast . . . A Conversation with Brad Williams, LAO’s Chief Economist
Volume 17 No. 1
  • By the Way . . . Governor’s $15 Billion Deficit Bond Trailing in the Polls
  • Administration’s Transfer Plan May Run Into Trouble
  • Lottery
  • Capital Outlay Program
  • PERS Rate
  • Categorical Reform
  • Equalization Aid
  • Proposition 98 Funding
  • K-12 “Agreement” Determines Community College Funding Levels
  • Highlights of the Proposed Community College Budget for 2004-05
  • Community Colleges May Receive a 1.84% COLA
  • A Better Starting Point for California Community Colleges—An Editorial