Thursday, October 15, 2014 – 09:00 a.m.
It’s a funding drought for Inland Empire republican candidates for the U.S. House of Representatives.
In this case the numbers speak for themselves.
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Archive for October 16th, 2014
By Ryan Hagen, The Sun
Posted: 10/15/14, 9:10 PM PDT |
SAN BERNARDINO >> Police union claims that the city’s management “misinterpreted” a tentative agreement are untrue, Mayor Carey Davis said Wednesday — it’s the union that’s trying to change the contract.
Filed under: Cities, Finance, In the News, Law Enforcement, Local Government, San Bernardino, Unions
The high-speed rail project won another victory today when the California Supreme Court announced it would not hear an appeal. (Associated Press)
By Lauren Raab
October 15, 2014
The state’s $68-billion bullet train project will proceed after the California Supreme Court decided Wednesday not to review a lower court ruling that said project officials have complied with a high-speed rail ballot measure that voters approved in 2008.
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Priya Mathur was removed from CalPERS board leadership positions for campaign finance disclosure infractions. | CalPERS
By Dale Kasler
dkasler@sacbee.com
0/15/2014 10:37 PM
CalPERS punished one of its own Wednesday, stripping a prominent board member of her leadership positions because of her latest violations of the state’s campaign finance disclosure laws.
By KENNETH P. VOGEL and MIKE ALLEN | 10/14/14 5:04 AM EDT Updated: 10/15/14 4:46 PM EDT
The deep-pocketed political network created by the billionaire conservatives Charles and David Koch this summer quietly launched a super PAC that can buy explicitly political ads supporting Republican candidates rather than the issue-oriented ads they‘d been airing for years.
The catch: For the first time, the network’s donors would be publicly identified if they gave to the super PAC.