Pete Young News
-
Texas Governor Rick Perry strutted into Illinois this week, hoping to convince employers to move south to the land of no income tax and less government regulation.
-
Retired public employees in bankrupt Stockton, California, who saw health-care coverage shrink last year may see their pensions decrease next as the city wrangles with creditors.
-
Municipal debt sold in Puerto Rico fell 1.44 percent on March 22, the biggest one-day loss in almost five years as the commonwealth deals with deficits.
-
California Highway Patrol division chief Jeff Talbott retired last year as the best-paid officer in the 12 most-populous U.S. states, collecting $483,581 in salary, pension and other compensation.
-
San Francisco Supervisor John Avalos plans to request a hearing today to examine whether city investments were harmed by manipulation of a key lending rate, his aide said.
-
A shooting occurred at the Haas School of Business on the campus of the University of California, Berkeley, according to a Dan Mogulof, a spokesman for the university.
-
Even as they unveiled a long-awaited slate of gun-control measures, Colorado Democrats acknowledged they will face a tough road to passage in this firearm-friendly state.
-
California Treasurer Bill Lockyer is expanding his proposal to have the state’s pension funds divest holdings in firearms manufacturers to include companies that make high-capacity ammunition clips.
-
Mobile County spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to comply with a law designed to drive illegal immigrants from Alabama. Kim Hastie, the first-term Republican license commissioner, had an up-close look at the crackdown’s political cost.
-
California’s tax collections in the first quarter of the fiscal year fell short of projections by $654 million, the state Finance Department reported.
|
|
Most Popular on Bloomberg
|
| |
Rate this Page