Posts Tagged ‘California’
California Budget Crisis Diaries: Budget gaps are catching up
Budget gaps are rearing their ugly heads once again, and voters don’t like the proposed reforms that represent the best chances to fix California’s chronic budget problems.
San Diego Latinos see slight decrease in jobless rate
California’s Latino unemployment rate spiked half-a-percent from August to September, while San Diego Latinos saw a slight decrease.
California Budget Crisis Diaries: From students to unions
Students and their supporters are not putting up with the University of California budget cuts and fee hikes, and a majority of California state worker’s union contracts are expired.
California Budget Crisis Diaries: Furloughs, education, and funds for shelters
A cost saving measure ends up costing us, UC advocates rally for education, and domestic violence shelters may get back state funds.
California Budget Crisis Diaries: Calif. high court squashes transit funds grab
And, despite losses, the California Lottery is helping fund state schools.
Meg Whitman brings campaign to San Diego
Whitman’s speech Tuesday in Fullerton drew criticism from both her expected Republican primary opponents and California Democratic Party Chairman John Burton.
San Diego County “stimulus” tracker
By scrolling through the map, you can see where your federal stimulus tax dollars are being spent on projects in the county.
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