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Be careful what you wish for . . .

Health care costs. They’re going up for everybody: providers, employers and insured employees. But which group is shouldering the greatest percentage of increases?

Tax revenues improve state's budget outlook

Surprisingly robust collections of personal income taxes this month have brightened the state's budget picture by $1.3 billion -- easing concerns over a big shortfall next year.

Whistle-blower gets $7.6 million

A Sacramento jury has awarded $7.6 million to a California Department of Education whistle-blower who claimed he was retaliated against after he reported the misappropriation of millions of dollars in government funds.

ACSS exec testifies at CalPERS Health Benefits Committee for excluded employees

If the CalPERS Health Benefits Committee had accepted its staff recommendations today, April 17, ACSS members and other CalPERS members would be paying a lot more money for office visits, emergency room visits, prescriptions and premiums, as well other increased out-of-pocket expenses, beginning Jan. 1, 2008.

Predecessors back governor

Former California Govs. Gray Davis, Pete Wilson and George Deukmejian gave notice Monday that they would like to file a friend-of-the-court brief on behalf of their successor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, in his plan to transfer thousands of prison inmates out of state.

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