Calif property tax relief bill faces opposition at hearing
Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti’s 1.5 billion property tax relief plan encounters strong pushback from the Reagan administration and business groups at its first hearing. The bill would cut typical homeowner taxes by 274 dollars while raising sales, income, and a new 5 percent telecom tax to fund the shift. Opponents argue it shifts burden to banks and corporations and question school-finance controls, amid talk of voter action if the measure fails.
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Los Angeles
Watson
Watson Proposal Aims to Cap Property Tax Assessments
The proposal would limit property tax assessments to 1.75 percent of a property's assessed value, affecting how local governments calculate revenue. The measure targets relief for homeowners and may shift fiscal balance for municipalities and schools relying on property tax income.
Market value and tax revenue for schools and welfare
Fragmentary text notes market value and tax revenue impacts aimed at supporting schools and welfare. The snippet hints at reducing reliance on property tax to fund public services, but lacks full context, names, or specific actions.
Tax Shift Proposal Outlined for Statewide increase
A proposal seeks a major statewide tax increase to offset local revenue losses. The plan highlights broader fiscal balance and aims to stabilize funding for public services amid shifting tax dynamics.
Candidate Braude Targets Haynes Plant Pollution
Marvin Braude, Long Beach county supervisor candidate, urged the State Air Resources Board to probe the Haynes steam generating plant for nitrogen dioxide pollution near the Long Beach Seal Beach boundary. He accused the APCD and chief Robert Chass of ignoring UC Riverside pollution findings and criticized their monitoring.
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Labor deal near for 18 000 San Diego construction workers
A labor official said a master contract may be reached by Friday covering 18 000 workers in San Diego and related areas. In San Francisco, the Golden Gate Bridge opened a milestone with the first woman toll collector, Mrs Elya Tompkins, at the Southbound booth. Leslie Parker of the District Council of Carpenters reported a tentative agreement on hours, conditions, holidays and union jurisdiction, with a possible wrap by week’s end.
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