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Legislators Push Mass Incarceration-Related Bills - Vimarsana News

Legislators Push Mass Incarceration-Related Bills

By Genoa Barrow | OBSERVER Senior Staff Writer - California lawmakers are pushing for prison reform and investment in alternatives to incarceration, including Assembly Bill 974, Assembly Bill 1418, Assembly Constitutional Amendment 4, Assembly Constitutional Amendment 8, and Assembly Bill 1226.

Marin housing forum previews massive bond measure - Vimarsana News

Marin housing forum previews massive bond measure

The prospective statewide measure could provide $352 million to $704 million for projects in Marin County alone, according to the Bay Area Housing Finance Authority.

2024 state ballot battle to determine if voters can pass school parcel taxes by majority vote - Vimarsana News

2024 state ballot battle to determine if voters can pass school parcel taxes by majority vote

A deft maneuver by Democrats could undermine an anti-tax initiative on 2024 state ballot that would require school parcel taxes to pass by a two-thirds majority, without exception.

Jon Coupal: Legislative session ends with declaration of war on taxpayers - Vimarsana News

Jon Coupal: Legislative session ends with declaration of war on taxpayers

There was a lot of bad, and some good, that came out of the capitol this year, but on the most important matters, the voters will have a choice in deciding whether they want to keep all the protections that Prop. 13 affords.

Jon Coupal: Legislative session ends with declaration of war on taxpayers - Vimarsana News

Jon Coupal: Legislative session ends with declaration of war on taxpayers

There was a lot of bad, and some good, that came out of the capitol this year, but on the most important matters, the voters will have a choice in deciding whether they want to keep all the protections that Prop. 13 affords.