The Bay Citizen: Few Californians Understand the State’s Tax System. Fact.

Few Californians can separate fact from myth when it comes to the state’s tax system and its crazy quilt of money flows among government entities.

In California, a Proposed Cut Angers Local Officials

Gov. Jerry Brown’s proposal to eliminate local redevelopment agencies has city and county officials howling.

Agencies in Cost-Cutting California Told Not to Buy New Cars

Gov. Jerry Brown issues an executive order stopping any new non-emergency vehicles from being purchased by government agencies.

National Briefing | WEST: California: Charge Dropped Over Wrestling Move

A high school wrestler in suburban Fresno was cleared of criminal wrongdoing on Thursday, after being accused of sexually assaulting a younger wrestler during a 2010 practice.

The Bay Citizen: Redevelopment Agencies Lie in Cost-Cutters’ Sights

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At California School, Parents Force an Overhaul

Using a new state “trigger” law, McKinley Elementary, a struggling school, will be taken over by a charter school operator.

Same-Sex Initiative Reaches Next Hurdle

A federal three-judge panel will begin hearing arguments Monday on Proposition 8, California’s ban of same-sex marriage.

U. of California Will Raise Tuition by 8 Percent

With declining support from the state, the university’s president, Mark G.

For California, a New Month, a New Deficit

Five weeks after California closed a budget gap, it has sunk back into yet another fiscal crisis.

California Court Backs Illegal Immigrant Students

The California Supreme Court ruled that illegal immigrants can be eligible for the same reduced tuition at public colleges and universities as legal residents of the state.

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