Pension system outsources remaining investment staff
San Diego County pension officials have outsourced the last piece of their investment operation, granting their Texas-based consultant an extended five-year contract worth 25 percent more than the existing agreement. After a ... Ref. Source 9
Ruling threatens convention center expansion
In a court ruling that could doom the city's plans for an expanded convention center, a panel of judges Friday said the hotel tax to finance the $520 million project is unconstitutional. ... Ref. Source 3
Councilman wants parking money spent
The council member who represents the two San Diego neighborhoods generating the most parking-meter revenue is putting the bureaucrats and volunteers responsible for amassing almost $18 million in reserves on notice. Councilman ... Ref. Source 2
Governor proposes $170 billion budget
Gov. Jerry Brown unveiled a $170.6 billion state budget that includes more money for schools, the elderly and the disabled, and billions for road repairs. The plan also includes millions for one-time spending while directing several billion dollars into reserves. Ref. Source 1k
A third of S.D.'s families can't make ends meet
One-third of San Diego County’s working-age households don’t earn enough money to make ends meet, according to a report by the Center on Policy Initiatives. It says 269,068 households in the county have incomes too low to cover basic expenses. Ref. Source 4m.
Wow, a budget form a Democrat Governor in CA and it got some bipartisan support. Wouldn't that be wonderful if the Democrats in DC learned from the Republicans in CA and actually learned to compromise and a little bit of bipartisanship.