Will resigns as Los Angeles Co CAO for Contra Costa post
Arthur Will announced his resignation as Los Angeles County Chief Administrative Officer to become County Administrative Officer in Contra Costa County effective September 3. The 49 year old leader cited personal reasons and a wish to work in a smaller county, amid past criticisms from supervisors.
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Legislature pension fight blocks immediate benefits
Assemblyman Robert McLennan says the law can be changed and will push to block immediate pensions for former Speaker Bob Moretti and other lawmakers leaving office this year. His first attempt AB 4506 was rejected by the Assembly Rules Committee.
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Calif. Senate approves reclaimed oil measure
The California Senate on Tuesday approved a measure by Senator George Deukmejian that its author says would conserve more than 3.5 billion gallons of lubricating oil annually. The bill aims to advance oil reclamation and conservation efforts in the state.
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Veto override urged on tax break for aged
Senator Nicholas Petris pressed lawmakers to override Governor Reagan by restoring a $1,750 elderly home owner tax exemption vetoed as costly to welfare recipients. The measure would aid about 31,000 homeowners, but critics say it shifts burden to taxpayers while welfare already covers property taxes. A two thirds vote in both houses was required to overturn.
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Independent Commission Proposed to Replace Legislator Benefits
A proposal argues that legislative pay and retirement perks be stripped from lawmakers and transferred to an autonomous commission for careful oversight. The plan seeks to reduce political self interest and increase transparency in compensation decisions.
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