The Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee approved legislation March 26 that would incentivize the development of clean energy in California.
The Senate Local Government Committee approved legislation March 19 that would pave the way for higher taxes in areas along
Voters approved 333 local tax and bond measures – 62 percent of the measures on the November ballot – and
Voters approved at least 320 of the 533 tax and bond measures on the November 5 ballot, representing $38.4 billion
In the November election, California voters will decide the fate of at least 470 local tax and bond measures, with
California voters approved 38 of the 79 local tax and bond measures on the March 5 ballot, while another 21
When voters cast their ballots in the March 5 presidential primaries, they also will decide the fate of 77 local
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The Senate Governance and Finance Committee rejected a measure May 10 that would repeal the provisions of Proposition 19 that
When Californians go to the polls November 8, they will vote on 280 local tax increases (including bonds) and four
