California State Committee OKs New President Pay Policy
A California State University trustee committee has approved a move to ask campus foundations to pay for raises of up to 10 percent for incoming campus presidents.
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A California State University trustee committee has approved a move to ask campus foundations to pay for raises of up to 10 percent for incoming campus presidents.
The latest round of negotiations between California State University and its faculty union over a new contract has broken down with no new talks scheduled.
California's State Controller has released his monthly financial report and the state continues to fall behind in revenue.
Could Michigan Governor Rick Snyder be the next Vice President of the United States? According to a Tampa Republican political consultant, that's a possibility if GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney wins the race.
He may not have planned it this way, but the thousands who came to see Presidential Candidate Ron Paul (R-Texas), some even perched in trees, came to the same quad where the campus police pepper sprayed protesters last November.
A new biography about Barack Obama has some people asking if anything in a president's past is off-limits.
The leaders of California's three higher education systems are warning that more state budget cuts will only hurt the state's economic recovery.
In November 2010 public employee unions won passage of Prop 25, selling it as a punitive measure against a comically unpopular Legislature for late budgets. They called it "No Budget, No Pay,"...
Gov. Jerry Brown says he is confident voters will approve his November tax initiative as a way to avoid further cuts to public schools, even though a new poll shows it has only a narrow margin of support.
There are more problems for the city of Stockton after it appears the city has been unlawfully paying council members cash benefits -- for at least 20 years.
A judge's tentative decision siding with state lawmakers appears to undermine a voter-approved law that bans lawmakers from getting paid if they fail to pass a balanced budget on time.
Add this to the list of ways the President of the United States woos young voters in an election-year: He slow jams the news.
The California cash crisis is front and center again at the Capitol. Lawmakers defeated an effort to cap all public employee salaries at $170,000.
Mitt Romney laid claim to a fiercely contested Republican presidential nomination Tuesday night with a fistful of primary triumphs, then urged all who struggle in a shaky U.S. economy to "hold on a little longer, a better America begins tonight."
In a tentative ruling, a trial judge said Tuesday that the state controller has no authority to block lawmakers' pay.
