Volume 19 No. 14
  • Governor Signs Budget and “Blue Pencils” Faculty Benefits
  • By the Way . . . SB 1465 Makes Technical Changes Affecting Part-Time Community College Members
  • By the Way . . . New Board of Governors Members
  • New Local Bond Requirements Proposed for Community Colleges
  • Budget Conference Committee Approves Community College Budget Package
  • Passage of SB 361 Crucial to Items in the Community College Budget
  • Assembly Higher Education Committee Takes Action on Community College Legislation
  • By the Way . . . PERS Board Approves 2007 Rate Package
  • Ask SSC . . . Do Employees Out on Workers’ Compensation Accrue Vacation and Sick Leave While They Are Out?
  • UCLA Forecasters Predict Slowing Economy
  • Options for Addressing Other Postemployment Benefits
  • Surprise, Surprise! Legislature Misses Constitutional Deadline for Adopting State Budget
Volume 19 No. 13
  • By the Way . . . PERS Rate Update
  • “Dead” Bills—Maybe
  • SB 361 Update
  • By the Way . . . Workers’ Compensation Rate Cut 10%
  • Ask SSC . . . Are Collective Bargaining Impasses Going Up?
  • Ask SSC . . . What Happens When We Compact Our Teachers’ Salary Schedule?
  • Ask SSC . . . Are Mandate Dollars Certain Enough to Be Budgeted?
  • School Districts File Suit on State Controller for Mandate Audits
  • Commission on State Mandates Eliminates Funding for Mandate Reimbursement Process
  • State Budget Conference Committee Hearings Underway
  • Local Bonds Did Not Fare Well in the June Primary
  • November School Bond Appeals to Voters
Volume 19 No. 12
  • By the Way . . . CalSTRS Board Members Seek Confirmation From Senate Rules Committee
  • Assembly Appropriations Committee Takes Action On “Suspense” File
  • Senate Appropriations Committee Takes Action On “Suspense” File
  • Assembly Budget Subcommittee #2 Takes Final Action on Community College Proposed Budget for 2006-07
  • Senate Budget Subcommittee #1 Takes Final Action on Community College Proposed Budget for 2006-07
  • By the Way . . . Public Financial Support for Education on the Decline
  • California’s Credit Rating Raised
  • LAO’s Review of the May Revise Indicates that State Budget Shortfalls Will Persist