Page 26 - State Controller News Today

Superintendent candidates are in the driver’s seat in California, where openings are plenty and fewer veteran candidates are interested. The result is higher salaries, better perks and less experience required.

Superintendent pay in California has skyrocketed in the last decade, with salaries in some districts growing more than 60%.

A major item under discussion at the Board of Supervisors meeting this past Tuesday was a full-scale hearing on proposed fee increases wished-for by 16 different departments.

A major item under discussion at the Board of Supervisors meeting this past Tuesday was a full-scale hearing on proposed fee increases wished-for by 16 different departments.

The state government will review claims that health executives are prioritising treatment for patients who arrive via ambulance.

Adamawa State Governor Ahmadu Fintiri says porous international borders have worsened insecurity in the state. The governor said this while receiving the

Will state workers receive retroactive pay checks before Christmas? Here’s what CalHR says.

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

A free workshop about the Idaho Public Records Act is planned for 9-10 a.m. PST Tuesday at the Idaho State Capitol.

A free workshop on Idaho's public records laws will be held on Nov. 28 online and at the State Capitol in Boise.