Volume 24 No. 26
  • By the Way . . . Burton Files Oil Severance Tax Initiative
  • Pell Grant Eligibility Cut Under Congressional Deal
  • By the Way . . . SSC Holiday Schedule
  • Ask SSC . . . How Long Should We Retain Time Accounting Records?
  • Trigger Cuts, Part II—Proposition 98 Reduces Cut
  • Triggers Pulled on Community Colleges
  • Governmental Accounting Standards Board Proposes Five-Year Projections for Assessing Economic Condition of Governments
  • By the Way . . . Internal Revenue Service Mileage Rate Reaffirmed for 2012
  • Governor Brown Will Seek More Automatic Spending Cuts if Tax Increase Fails
Volume 24 No. 25
  • State Controller Reports Revenues Up in November
  • Federal Policy to Boost Economy Likely Ineffective, According to UCLA
  • By the Way . . . Voters Favor Governor's Pension Proposal
  • By the Way . . . Teachers' Retirement Board Members Elected
  • Governor Brown Releases Long-Awaited Tax Proposal
  • Poll Finds Highest Support for Tax Increase with Education Reform
  • Can California Cut Its Way Out of the Budget Crisis?—An SSC Editorial
  • U.S. Unemployment Rate Falls to a 32-Month Low of 8.6%
  • Brown to Release Tax Proposal Monday
  • Governor Addresses Pension Conference Committee
  • Ask SSC . . . Does the Proposed Initiative for Free Tuition Affect Community Colleges?
  • By the Way . . . New Appointees to STRS With Strong Financial Background
  • Philanthropist's Policy Group Recommends Major Changes to California Government
  • A Safety Net for Schools in Uncertain Times—An SSC Editorial
  • By the Way . . . Retirement Plan Limitations Announced for 2012
Volume 24 No. 24
  • AB 1344 Impacts Local Executive Contracts and Brown Act Meeting Requirements
  • By the Way . . . Brown Makes Appointments to the Board of Governors
  • By the Way . . . SSC Alum Appointed to Student Aid Commission
  • Bipartisan Federal “Super Committee” Fails to Reach Agreement on Budget Cuts
  • By the Way . . . Supreme Court to Hear Case Challenging Federal Health Care Reform.
  • By The Way . . . Board of Governors Meets to Discuss Student Success Task Force Recommendations
  • PPIC Finds Californians Concerned About Higher Education
  • A Conversation with Legislative Analyst Mac Taylor
  • In Trigger Country—Legislative Analyst's Revised 2011-12 Revenue Forecast is $3.7 Billion Short of the Budget Estimate
  • Trigger Tracker—The “Trigger Track” Continues to Challenge our Revenue Runner
  • It's Official: CPEC Closing Its Doors This Week
  • October Revenues Fall Well Below Forecast
  • By the Way . . . Board of Governors Elects Officers for 2012