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In a rare act of fiscal responsibility, the California Assembly voted 73-0 earlier this month to place stricter limits on a high-yield, long-term bond that was used primarily by desperate local school districts.
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Stockton, California, the biggest U.S. city to file for bankruptcy, intends to restart talks with creditors while it develops a plan to adjust debt and exit court protection by year’s end.
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The California Public Employees’ Retirement System reached a market value of $260.8 billion in assets, surpassing the high set before the global financial crisis wiped out more than a third of its wealth.
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California Governor Jerry Brown said he’d fight attempts by Democrats who control the legislature to derail his proposal to overhaul how the state doles out money for schools.
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A California proposal to regulate the chemicals used by oil companies in hydraulic fracturing is stirring a battle over industry assertions of trade secrets protection and environmentalist calls for disclosure to shield public health.
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Matthew Keys, a former Web producer for a Tribune Co.-owned television station in Sacramento, California, pleaded not guilty to charges he conspired with hackers who broke into a company news website.
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Los Angeles Lakers assistant coach Eddie Jordan is moving to Rutgers University to succeed Mike Rice, who was fired as the school’s men’s basketball coach after video showed him physically and verbally abusing players.
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Thomson Reuters Corp. fired Matthew Keys as a social-media editor, a month after he was accused by federal prosecutors of conspiring with the hacker group Anonymous to break into a Tribune Co.-owned website.
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Rutgers University will introduce its next men’s basketball coach today at a news conference.
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San Francisco will investigate allegations that Nevada has bused hundreds of indigent people with mental illnesses out of state, including to the Northern California city.
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