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Misery Loves Company: California’s Not Alone in Its Cash Struggles

Last week, Stateline.org ran a series of stories examining the impacts of state cash shortfalls in California, Illinois, and New York.

For 2010-11, the Check is in the Mail

(UPDATE – 3/4/2010) The clean-up bill, ABX8 14, passed the Senate and  the Assembly and will be sent to the Governor. As a reminder, this measure authorizes counties and cities to utilize Prop 1B funds during the HUTA deferrals and requires that such loans be repaid to the Prop 1B account with interest. Governor Schwarzenegger [...]

Budget Deficit Beware, the Legislature is in Action.

The soft 45 day deadline for the special budget session came and went this Monday (February 22); One major proposal that remains unfinished is the swap of transportation revenues. One of the bills also allows the state to defer some payments to counties.

Governor Receives Partial Budget Solution

Yesterday, the Legislature attempted to finalize action on the emergency budget package amidst considerable confusion and irritation.

Eventually, the Assembly sent five measures to the Governor, achieving about $2.3 billion in savings.  Outstanding issues remain, however, including concurrence on two measures that have already passed the Senate and failed in the Assembly, as well as the cash management proposal and gas tax swap.

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