California school tax relief bills trimmed in $8.5 billion package
Gov Brown and legislative leaders reached a tentative compromise on school finance and property tax relief, trimming $800 million to $850 million over five years from earlier drafts. The package would ease homeowners and renters relief while delaying some programs to avoid a future tax increase, with most gains tied to income and targeted to low wealth districts as required by Serrano.
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Jerry Smith
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Jerry Lewis
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State workers curb students' union bill and jobless pay
Sacramento AP report notes Senate approval of a bill to block unemployment benefits for students who refuse jobs that interfere with classes. Another piece details a modified collective bargaining bill for state workers, granting representation elections and an agency shop while excluding the right to strike.
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UCLA
Ways and Means
California State Employees Association
Richard Robinson
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