Walters: California’s cities and schools face big budget gaps, few options
As state grapples with deficits, cities and schools must also make hard choices amid stagnant revenues and inflation.
Opinion Columnists
As state grapples with deficits, cities and schools must also make hard choices amid stagnant revenues and inflation.
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Threat of tornadoes moves to US South after big storm unleashes winds and fans wildfires
The threat of tornadoes is moving east into the Mississippi Valley and Deep South a day after a massive storm system moving ...
Kevin Rennie: The tangled web Connecticut weaves when it comes to money. Or lack of it.
It is not asking much of agency heads to put more thought into how they can run their departments without adding to state ...
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Compensating people who are wrongfully convicted is a hard sell in some states
Several states are considering moves to change how they compensate people incarcerated after wrongful convictions.
Los Angeles Magazine6h
Are Massive Lawsuit Settlements Pushing L.A. Toward a Financial Emergency?
As city settlements near $320 million this year—more than triple what was budgeted—officials warn of approaching crisis ...
The Post-Journal7h
Jamestown Budget Was $923K Short In 2023
As expected, Jamestown’s 2023 budget finished the year out of balance by $923,000. The audited amount confirms what Mayor Kim ...
KSHB 41 Kansas City7h
Kansas City Area Transportation holds virtual meeting to discuss potential cuts
KANSAS CITY, Mo — Over 100 people took part in a virtual meeting Friday held by the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority ...
News and Sentinel8h
Parkersburg budget hearings continue, with discussion of sanitation
A proposed sanitation fee increase is expected to generate about half a million dollars in the upcoming fiscal year, ...
The Press Democrat8h
‘By your side until the end’: Rohnert Park City Council vows support for staff, students affected by SSU cuts
A City Council letter to Gov. Gavin Newsom and California State University Chancellor Mildred Garcia is yet another response ...
The Press Democrat8h
Petaluma’s income to ‘dip slightly,’ says finance director
The city’s finance director said a slight ‘dip’ in sales tax revenues over the next two years is related to economic slowing ...
FOX 26 Houston8h
City of Houston offering retirement payout to eligible employees
Mayor John Whitmire says City of Houston employees should expect citywide restructuring and offered a one-time retirement ...