Brown Focuses on Appointments and Civil Access
Governor Brown emphasizes probing state government and selecting department heads for intellectual honesty and practical common sense. He avoids private interviews but gives reporters a walking interview through Capitol Park and into his office for a candid, hands on look at how he works.
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Brown orders 7 percent pay cut for top aides in California
Gov. Brown announced a seven percent wage reduction for his executive staff and asked agency secretaries to match the cut when the new fiscal year begins July 1. January checks were issued late for 28 executives while 145000 other state workers were paid on time.
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Senate to screen Brown nominees before confirmation
The California Senate began background checks on Gov. Brown's cabinet appointees in preparation for confirmation hearings. Senate leaders say no problems are anticipated, though inquiries will continue. Mills notes aggressive vetting of health matters is appropriate but should remain private. Confirmation hearings expected within weeks.
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