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Corporation for Public Broadcasting to Close After Funding Cut, in Blow to Local Media

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US Senate Committee Backs $1 Billion for Ukraine in Pentagon Spending Bill

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Trump Says Mexico Trade Deal Extended for 90 Days

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Fresno Unified Trustee Susan Wittrup Responds to $162,000 Payout

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Are You Getting a Raise? US Wages Climb Fastest Since 2009.

WASHINGTON — The pace of hiring in the United States quickened in August, and wages grew at their fastest pace in nine years — evidence that employers remain confident despite the Trump administration's ongoing conflicts with its trading partners. The economy added a strong 201,000 jobs, and the unemployment rate...

State Auditor Nabs Fresno State Groundskeepers for $111,000

You'd think by now that California state employees who sleep on the job, leave their posts early or buy unauthorized stuff would realize that State Auditor Elaine M. Howle and her staff are watching. But state employees keep thinking they can fleece taxpayers. And they keep getting caught. Howle issued...

Walters: Legislature's Employees Should Be Allowed to Unionize

In his Jan. 22 CALmatters column, Dan Walters points out that it was the young Gov. Jerry Brown who more than four decades ago "decreed that public employees had the right to join unions and bargain for salaries and other working conditions." Brown's logic, Walters writes, "for extending collective bargaining...

Walters: Legislature's Employees Should Be Allowed to Unionize

In his Jan. 22 CALmatters column, Dan Walters points out that it was the young Gov. Jerry Brown who more than four decades ago "decreed that public employees had the right to join unions and bargain for salaries and other working conditions." Brown's logic, Walters writes, "for extending collective bargaining...

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