State Controllers Office News Today

California has billions in unclaimed property. Could it be the jump start you need for the New Year?

State workers represented by SEIU Local 1000 should see an extra chunk of change just in time for Christmas.

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

Alva Johnson inherited an embattled organization. Now, he leaves it in the midst of internal transition.

Idaho law establishing pay classifications of state employees bars attorneys from receiving overtime pay, unless it’s approved by the Idaho Board of Examiners.

California was holding $11 billion in unclaimed property, as of February this year.

SLO County found nothing wrong, now forced to investigate December 30, 2020 By KAREN VELIE San Luis Obispo County spent years dismissing allegations the San Simeon Community Services District violated competitive bidding rules related to government grants. Now, the state of California has ordered the county to investigate because it serves as the administrator for three grants. Allegations that the district had failed to seek bids for contract work began circulating through the community in 2...

Your identity can be compromised online. >> youre exactly right, tamron. so many people, more than 3 million, and that data was available for an entire year on a server that was open to the public. the state controllers office said they learned about this the end of march, but none of us in texas know yet if our identities are compromised because the letters still have not gone out. were going to be waiting for those for a few more days. authorities say they waited this long because they wanted ...