Assembly Constitutional Amendment 13 is an attack on you, the California taxpayer
It’s unseemly to try to manipulate the state constitution in order to defeat the taxpayer protections enshrined by Proposition 13.
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It’s unseemly to try to manipulate the state constitution in order to defeat the taxpayer protections enshrined by Proposition 13.
“During Martin’s role as publisher of the short-lived Atascadero Gazette, there was a courageous moment,” writes Atascadero resident Anne Quinn.
It’s unseemly to try to manipulate the state constitution in order to defeat the taxpayer protections enshrined by Proposition 13.
A group of California Democratic state lawmakers are hoping to ask voters to approve a measure that would make it easier for local governments to raise taxes to help fund affordable housing and infrastructure projects.
In an attempt to reduce hurdles for creating housing and infrastructure projects in California, Assembly Speaker Pro Tempore Cecilia Aguiar-Curry, D-Yolo, has been pushing for the passage of Assembly Constitutional Amendment 1 to reduce the local vote threshold for bond approvals and special tax measures