Volume 39 No. 25
  • By the Way . . . SSC’s 2019 Winter Holiday Schedule
  • Design-Build Projects Subject to New Workforce Requirements
  • November Revenues Fall Short of Estimates
  • President Trump Expected to Sign $1.4 Trillion Spending Plan
  • Assembly Democrats Outline 2020–21 Budget Priorities
  • New Bid Threshold for 2020
  • Latest UCLA Economic Forecast Modestly Improves
  • Full and Fair Funding Initiative Pulled From 2020 Ballot Consideration
Volume 39 No. 24
  • Public Comment Period Open for Federal Perkins V State Plan
  • Proposition 98 Reserve Projected to Grow
  • Ask SSC . . . What’s up With the Down COLA?
  • October State Revenues Fall Short of Forecast
  • CalPERS Issues Revised Employer Contribution Rate Estimates
  • Ask SSC . . . How Will the New Lactation Accommodation Law Affect LEAs?
  • U.S. Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments in DACA Case
  • Minimum Wage Increases January 1, 2020
  • A Season of Giving and Phishing
  • Legislative Analyst Issues Positive But Cautious Outlook
  • Ask SSC . . . Did Classified Probationary Periods Get Changed?
  • Mixed Polling for Education Funding Initiative
  • Can Monetary Policy Keep the Economy Afloat?
  • Special Elections Called for Vacant Senate and Congressional Districts
Volume 39 No. 23
  • Additional New Laws Affecting Community Colleges in 2020
  • Governor Newsom Signed 75% of Governor Brown’s Vetoed Bills
  • Payroll and Benefit Parameters Set by the IRS for 2020
  • EPA Advises on How to Reduce Exposure to Wildfire Smoke
  • Megan Dahle Wins Assembly Special Election
  • Election Night Brings Good News for Parcel Taxes
  • Ask SSC . . . Are Uber, Lyft, and DoorDash Putting an AB 5 Referendum on the November 2020 Ballot
  • Fire and Emergency Related Resources Page Available Online
  • Ask SSC . . . Will the State Pay for a Dreamer Resource Liaison on Each Campus?
  • A Reminder . . . The California Community College Wildfire Relief Fund