Roughly three quarters of the city’s workforce is classified into a separate agency exempt from Social Security withholding and not as standard city employees.
A look at San Bernardino bankruptcy plan finds that the proposal benefits CalPERS, and maintains the full payment of employee pensions.
As pension reformers take another run at the 2016 ballot, details of a proposed measure are beginning to take shape.
A new look at the retirement debt of one Bay Area city places the financial burden at more than $4,100 per resident.
Dozens of Milpitas city employees will see the restoration of pay and retirement benefits lost during the Great Recession under three new labor agreements between city workers and management.
A retired county administrator who took home $390,485 in pension benefits. A former Orange County schools superintendent with a pension of $370,000. An ex-sanitation worker for L.A.
In a rare moment of national solidarity, thousands of Americans came together last week to root for a raccoon who had scaled a 305-foot skyscraper in downtown St. Paul.
A group of affordable housing advocates are suing the City of Inglewood, claiming city leaders violated state law when they offered a stretch of public land to the Los Angeles Clippers.
We’ve lost count of the number of government officials were left red-faced (or worse) as a result of what they thought was just an innocent tweet.