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California Fiscal Year-to-Date Revenues Still Trend Below Expectations

The Nevada Appeal, the Silver States oldest continuously run newspaper, first published on May 16, 1865.

The California State Controller's Office keeps a searchable database of unclaimed property. Someone could be owed money from pennies to thousands of dollars

Article: What Do Trump And Charter Schools Have In Common? - Independent auditors are meant to be gatekeepers of financial systems. Sham audit mills used by charter schools leave taxpayers unprotected.

Gov. Jared Polis signs several education bills into law, including reauthorizing Indian boarding school research and establishing a grant program for nonprofits.

In a strategic move that has set the financial world abuzz, Elon Musk, the visionary CEO of Tesla, has increased his ownership in the electric vehicle powerhouse to over 20% from a previously reported 13.3% in May.

Marathon weekend A tip of the ole fedora to the organizers of the Big Sur International Marathon from an 81-year-old guy who ran the 5K. Even with all the problems along some of the routes the starting gun fired right on time for all events. The Rocky Creek slip-out was a hazard for runners and the […]

Lawmakers want to give taxpayers new tax credits from Colorado using TABOR money. Less than a week is left for the regular legislative session.

The 2024 local government election in Oyo State has experienced a low turnout of voters, even with the participation of

“I don’t want to speculate on their motives." Al Mijares, superintendent for the Orange County Department of Education