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Schiff proposes constitutional amendment to overturn Citizens United decision
Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Burbank) has introduced a constitutional amendment to overturn Citizens United, the landmark Supreme Court decision that lifted the ban on direct corporate and union political spending, giving rise to the so-called “super PACs.&...Tags: Google+, Adam Schiff, Crime, Law and Justice, Elections, U.S. Congress
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Budget depends on state payback
Glendale is counting on state officials to give it about $1.4 million for a redevelopment-related loan over the course of next year as it prepares the city's next budget. But there's still uncertainty over how much the California Department of Finance...Tags: Google Inc., Government, Politics, Economy, Business and Finance, Public Officials
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Committee outlines Measure S bond spending
The committee overseeing Glendale Unified’s $270-million Measure S bond presented its first report this week and it concludes that the district’s bond spending is in compliance with state regulations. The report, presented during a school...Tags: Economy, Business and Finance
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Change to bond process going to voters
Glendale could join the growing list of government agencies that conduct direct negotiations with bond issuers if voters approve Measure C on the April ballot. Supporters of the change say allowing for negotiated bonds — rather than only permitting...Tags: U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Bonds, Google Inc., Real Estate Buyers
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Pension reform leads issues at candidate forum
City pensions and looming electricity rate increases were front and center Saturday as 10 of the 13 candidates for City Council faced off at the first election forum of the campaign season. In front of about 80 people at the Oakmont Country Club,...
Tags: Google Inc., Local Elections, Health Insurance Cost, Pension and Welfare, Political Fundraising
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Glendale to seek another round of money for redevelopment wind down
As Glendale officials prepare to send in their fourth round of funding requests as part of the wind-down of local redevelopment, this time they’re asking for $700,000 to reimburse the city for some of roughly $66 million in loans the city has made...Tags: Google Inc., Politics, Government, Public Officials, Economy, Business and Finance
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On Education: GCC needs a leader who will stick around
What would you like to see in the new Glendale Community College president? The time for public input regarding the most important job in local public education is now. The position is being advertised nationally, with the search committee to begin...Tags: Jerry Brown, Colleges and Universities, Economy, Business and Finance
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Glendale education institutions only now start seeing money from redevelopment wind down
State lawmakers billed the end of redevelopment as a boon for schools, but it took nearly a year for Glendale Unified to start reaping the benefits. At a time when public education institutions are contemplating teacher layoffs and other cost-cutting...Tags: Jerry Brown, Google Inc., Economy, Business and Finance, Media Industry
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CV Water District dips into reserves to cover pension debt
Crescenta Valley Water District officials this week voted to draw down heavily on the utility’s reserves to pay off a ballooning pension liability — a decision they said would have positive long-term affects given the high interest rate they...Tags: Google Inc., Money and Monetary Policy, Natural Resource Industry, Pension and Welfare, Politics
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Glendale pension costs keep rising
Pension costs and other employee benefits continue to be a huge financial burden for Glendale, despite some gains in raising revenue and controlling costs, according to the most recent data available. As of June 2012, the annual pension cost was about...Tags: Google Inc., Job Layoffs, Pension and Welfare, Politics, Layoffs and Downsizing
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Glendale fund transfer measure going on April ballot
An initiative that would simplify how Glendale transfers tens of millions of dollars from the city-owned utility to pay for general public services is officially going on the April ballot. City Hall officials say the changes, which the City Council...Tags: Elections, Google Inc., Local Elections, Voting, Politics
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Ron Kaye: Scott Ochoa sits down for a chat
For Scott Ochoa, it was a year to remember given the 41-year-old city manager's leap from a small suburban town to Glendale, a city five times larger and far more complex. And he had big shoes to fill as well, with longtime City Manager Jim Starbird...Tags: Investments, Fiscal Cliff, Economy, Business and Finance
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