Volume 38 No. 23
  • Payroll and Benefit Parameters Set by the IRS for 2019
  • BOG Approves Fall 2019 Faculty Obligation Number
  • LAO Forecast Modest Proposition 98 Growth in 2019-20
  • Outcome of SPI and Other Close Contests Unknown as Ballot Counting Continues
  • State Controller Says State Revenues Fell Short of Projections for October
  • Newsom Begins to Fill Top Positions
  • Chancellor Oakley Announces Wildfire Relief Fund
  • Waiver Information for Fire-Related FTES Losses
  • California Voters Approve Six Initiatives on General Election Ballot
  • Voters Approve Nearly $15 Billion in Local Bonds
  • Solid Wins for Legislative Democrats
  • Newsom Wins by Wide Margin; SPI Race Too Close to Call
  • Ask SSC . . . What Is a Reasonable Reserve?
  • Reminder: Minimum Wage Increases January 1
Volume 38 No. 22
  • 2018 Midterm Election and the Makeup of the California State Legislature
  • Legislative Analyst’s Office Details 2018-19 State Spending Plan
  • By the Way . . . Suspension of Work Hour Limitations for CalPERS Retired Annuitants Are Still in Effect
  • PPIC Releases October Statewide Survey
  • New Sexual Harassment Training Requirement
  • October Is Disability Employment Awareness Month
Volume 38 No. 21
  • By the Way . . . CCCCO Launches the Vision Resource Center
  • Online Community College District Begins Search for CEO
  • Split-Roll Property Tax Measure Headed to 2020 Ballot
  • Year-to-Date Revenues Outpacing Budget Projections
  • Undocumented Student Week of Action Begins
  • Minor Adjustments to Projected CalPERS Rates
  • Lottery Funds
  • Strong September Revenues Says State Controller