Why do CalPERS retirees flee California?
Wed, 05/13/2015
The Sacramento Bee takes a look at why pensioners from California end up fleeing the state after their careers are over.
Pension Reform
Illinois pension ruling could have implications for California
Mon, 05/11/2015
A landmark pension ruling in Illinois could have implications in California and other states exploring changes to pension law.
CalPERS says retirees will soon outnumber public employees
Wed, 12/3/2014
The number of retirees receiving benefits from the California Public Employees Retirement System will soon outnumber those paying into it.
State controller says pension funds are running dry
Mon, 11/17/2014
A new report from state Controller John Chiang says California’s pension plans are running out of money.
Creditor files appeal in Stockton pension fight
Mon, 11/17/2014
Appeal could extend Stockton pension and bankruptcy fight
CalPERS Baord Member in hot water again for campaign finance violations
Wed, 10/8/2014
CalPERS Board member Priya Mathur, a repeat offender when it comes to campaign finance violations, is facing a $4,000 fine from the Fair Political Practices Commission for her latest transgression.
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