Volume 36 No. 3
  • January Revenues Fall Below Estimates According to State Controller
  • 2016-17 State Budget Trailer Bills Released
  • By the Way . . . Controller Yee Makes an Appointment to the Proposition 39 Clean Energy Jobs Act Oversight Board
  • Title and Summary Issued for Successor to Proposition 30
  • LAO Analyzes CalSTRS Funding Plan
  • Attorney General Releases Opinion Regarding School and Community College Districts and the Financing of Local Bond Campaigns
  • Capital Appreciation Bond Restructuring Program Saves Taxpayers Millions
  • By the Way . . . The Department of Industrial Relations Temporarily Suspends Enforcement of Online eCPR Requirement
Volume 36 No. 2
  • By the Way . . . Policy Considerations for California Following the 2014 Reversal of the Medicaid “Free Care Rule”
  • State’s Unfunded Liability for Retiree Healthcare Increases
  • First Quarter Lottery Apportionment for 2015-16
  • Ask SSC . . Help! ASOP 6 Significantly Increased My Liability for Postemployment Benefits. Does This Apply to Me?
  • Got Flu?
  • Chancellor’s Office Issues 2015 Student Success Scorecard
  • Governor Brown’s 2016 State of the State Address
  • By the Way . . . Appeals Court to Hear Oral Arguments in Vergara
  • Legislative Analyst’s Office Endorses Higher State Reserves
Volume 36 No. 1
  • 2016-17 Governor’s Budget Dartboard Now Available
  • By the Way . . . Assembly Member Anthony Rendon Officially Elected Next Speaker of the California Assembly
  • Proposition 30 Extension Fatal Flaw" Removed"
  • Themes in the 2016-17 Governor's Budget
  • Themes for 2016-17 Governor’s Budget Workshop
  • Ask SSC . . . Why Did the Statutory Cost-of-Living Adjustment Go Down So Much?
  • Governor’s Proposals for the 2016-17 State Budget and Education
  • By the Way . . . U.S. Supreme Court to Hear Oral Arguments in Union Fees Case
  • Initial Impressions From the Governor’s 2016-17 State Budget Proposal
  • By the Way . . . LAO Posts New Information on Adult Education Block Grant
  • Bid Limit Increase Effective January 1, 2016
  • IRS Allows More Time for New ACA Reporting