Volume 39 No. 19
  • Top Legislative Issues for 2019—September 20, 2019
  • August State Revenues Fall Short of Forecast
  • Legislature Wraps Up the First Year of the 2019–20 Legislative Session
  • U.S. Department of Education Seeks Public Comment on Challenges of Serving Those with Disabilities Ages 14 to 24
  • Ask SSC . . . Are Health Benefits Considered Compensation for Board Members?
  • Deal Reached on Statewide School Bond
  • Ask SSC . . . Can You Tell Us More About the Recent Teacher Strikes and What That Might Mean for My District?
  • State Lawmakers Race to Meet the 72-Hour Rule Before the End of Session
  • SB 778 Extends Sexual Harassment Training Requirements to January 1, 2021
Volume 39 No. 18
  • Top Legislative Issues for 2019—September 6, 2019
  • The Good and the Bad: LAO Examines State’s Cash Management
  • Need to Reduce Staff? Consider an Early Retirement Incentive
  • CDIAC to Offer Internal Controls for Bond Accountability Seminar and Issuance of Green Bonds Webinars
  • Appropriations Committees Release Hundreds of Bills to the House Floors
  • Assembly District 1 Headed to a November Runoff Election
  • New Requirement to Record State On-Behalf Contribution to CalPERS
Volume 39 No. 17
  • Assembly Speaker Talks Early Childhood Education, Homelessness, and the Split Roll Initiative at PPIC Forum
  • Top Legislative Issues for 2019—August 23, 2019
  • Annual Employee Notices, Again?
  • Department of Finance Reports July Revenues Above 2019-20 State Budget Estimates
  • U.S. DOL Opinion Allows Family Medical Leave for Parental Attendance at IEP Meetings at School
  • Education Funding Initiative to be Refiled for November 2020 Ballot
  • By the Way . . . U.S. Department of Labor Seeks Public Comment on Changes to FMLA Forms
  • It’s Gann Limit Calculation Time
  • Newsom Creates Governor's Council for Post-Secondary Education
  • Ask SSC . . . Do Employers Need to Reverify Authorization for Current Employees Who Are U.S. Citizens?