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December 2008 Volume 21 No. 26
  • College Access and Success in California's Central Valley
  • Legislature Passes Budget Plan; Governor Threatens a Veto
  • By the Way . . . Anne Stausboll Named Chief Executive Officer of PERS
  • UCLA Forecasters Change Their Tune: Recession
  • Democrats to Raise Revenues Without Republicans
  • School Services Welcomes Suzanne Speck
  • Panel Votes to Hold Up School Infrastructure Projects
  • Republican Budget Proposal Heard
  • By the Way . . . Obama Names Secretary of Education
  • STRS Reconsiders Legislation to Modify Earnings Limitation
  • Legislative Republicans Release Special Session Budget Plan
  • By the Way . . . California's Credit Rating Lowered by Standard & Poor's (S&P)
  • Big 5" Negotiations Suffer a Setback"
  • Ask SSC . . . Should We Adjust Our Lottery Funding?
  • Budget Subcommittee Holds First Hearing of the Special Session
  • Schools Win for State Mandated Program Funding
  • Redevelopment Association Claims Violation of the State Constitution
  • Bid Limit to Be Raised Effective January 1, 2009
  • Joint Assembly and Senate “Convention” Hears Grim Budget News
  • Nominees Selected for Special Session Senate Budget Subcommittees
December 2008 Volume 21 No. 25
  • Studies Identify Strategies for Career Technical Education Student Transfer
  • Legislative Analyst's Office Releases Recommendations Regarding Legislation
  • By the Way . . . PPIC Establishes a California Economic Recovery Task Force
  • By the Way . . . FCMAT Alert on Reporting Redevelopment Agency Revenues
  • SSC Webcast Panelists Discuss State's Dismal Fiscal Picture
  • SSC's Webcast Archived Version Available
  • By the Way . . . Senate Committee Chairs Announced
  • SSC Webcast to Feature All-Star Guest Lineup
  • New Senate President pro Tem Announces Ambitious Agenda
  • Governor Declares Fiscal Emergency—Calls Special Session
  • Another Exercise in Futility as Democrats' Budget Package Is Rejected
  • By the Way . . . IRS Decreases Business Mileage Rate for 2009
  • Ask SSC . . . Should We Sell General Obligaion Bonds Now?
November 2008 Volume 21 No. 24
  • Legislative Analyst Forecasts Dismal Economy and Proposition 98 Funding
  • LAO Analyzes Governor's Special Session Proposals
  • Another Perspective on California's Finances
  • Special Session Update--November 20, 2008
  • Special Session Update--November 19, 2008
  • Special Session Update--November 18, 2008
  • Special Session Update--November 17, 2008
  • Special Session Update--November 14, 2008
  • Special Session Update--November 13, 2008
  • Special Session Update--November 12, 2008
  • Special Session Update--November 10, 2008
  • California's Workers' Comp Rates Set to Rise
  • Update--Investment Return Impact on School Employer Rates
  • Mercer Issues Health Plan Survey Results
  • Survey on Public Higher Education Released
  • Special Session Update - November 24, 2008
  • SSC Website Update
  • Special Session Update - November 21, 2008
  • Unemployment Rate Jumps to 8.2%
  • Legislative Analyst Forecasts Dismal Economy and Proposition 98 Funding
  • Fiscal Flexibility Needed During Budget Crisis—An Editorial
  • New Legislative Analyst Releases Five-Year Forecast

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