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Legislature Preparing for Budget Next WeekWith the June 15 constitutional deadline to pass a budget, Democratic leadership are working behind the scenes in order to address outstanding items. Republicans are left out of the negotiations because Proposition 25, passed in November 2010, requires only a majority vote. Key words: Revenue and Taxation, State Budget, Economic Development, Redevelopment, Public Safety
Under the Radar: Important Issues Not to Be Overshadowed by BudgetWhile much of the attention in the next week will be focused on the state budget, there are also a number of other important items of which cities should be aware. Key words: Employee Relations, Pension Reform, Environmental Quality, Water, Housing, Transportation
League’s California Civic Leadership Institute Graduates Fare Well in June PrimaryGraduates of the League’s California Civic Leadership Institute (CCLI) fared well during the recent June 5 primary election. The League commends these individuals who aspire to serve in the Legislature. Candidates who come from local government backgrounds truly understand the state/local dynamic. Key words: League Partners, CCLI
GEELA Award Adds New Subcategory for Plug-in Electric Vehicle Ready CommunitiesApplications Due June 22Gov. Jerry Brown has announced that the Governor’s Environmental and Economic Leadership Awards (GEELA) application is now available on the CalEPA website. Applications are due by June 22. Key words: Environmental Quality, Greenhouse Gases, Revenue and Taxation, Grants and Funding
The Hit List from WesternCity.comWestern City magazine has compiled its most popular stories into a “Hit List” showing the top five articles on WesternCity.com during the past month. Key words: Western City
National Civic Review Profiles Fiscal Sustainability in Southern California Local GovernmentsThe latest issue of the National Civic Review, explores the successes of four government entities in Southern California — two cities, a county and a school district — in adapting to a difficult and unpredictable fiscal environment. The articles are now available for free. Key words: Revenue and Taxation, Municipal Finance
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