California’s pension debt, often referred to as the “invisible monster,” represents a significant fiscal challenge that threatens to impact future tax policies and the scope of government-provided services.
Public Schools Cater to Exceptional Students Generally speaking, public schools have morphed from being institutions that serve the many, to
The total cumulative budgetary shortfall for the 62 cities operating in the red is $354,797, 120,000.
A list, with sources of data, of how California compares to the other 49 states.
In an attempt to secure additional federal funding, California democrats began construction of the bullet train at the end rather than the beginning, ensuring it will end in financial ruin.