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California Restitution Summit 2010

November 23, 2010

posted in: CALCASA,Public Affairs

The California Victim Compensation and Government Claims Board and the California District Attorneys Association hosted the 2010 California Restitution Summit on November 10, 2010. The event brought together victim advocates, district attorneys, defense bar, judges, parole and probation officers, local and state restitution collections officials, and other public safety stakeholders to have an open discussion about the

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LAO summary page on the 2010 California budget

January 26, 2010

posted in: Public Affairs

The Legislative Analysts Office launched a page on its website to keep track of its writings on the 2010-11 budget and the 2009-10 budget revisions. You can refine your searches by policy area or department. The results can be downloaded into Excel spreadsheets. Read recent publications by the LAO here.

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LAO: Much of federal aid in Schwarzenegger’s budget ‘very unlikely’

January 14, 2010

posted in: Public Affairs

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s “plan to cobble together a budget with rosy projections and billions in presumed — but “very unlikely” — federal aid means California could face even deeper spending cuts than anticipated, according to a review released Tuesday by the state’s nonpartisan budget analyst.” For more information, read the LAO’s latest report on the

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Sacramento Bee: LAO to release new report

March 10, 2009

posted in: Public Affairs

The nonpartisan Legislative Analyst’s Office (LAO) released a new report today about the impact of the federal stimulus plan on California. The Sacramento Bee reported this morning, that “the state’s nonpartisan fiscal analyst said today that California likely will not receive enough federal stimulus money to avoid higher taxes and deeper spending cuts triggered by

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Governor Schwarzenegger meets with public safety leaders and CALCASA to discuss state budget

December 6, 2007

posted in: Public Affairs

This morning, Governor Schwarzenegger and senior members of his staff met with public safety leaders from across California to discuss the state budget. Stakeholders from a variety of organizations were were present, including sheriffs, police chiefs, probation, firefighters, and crime victim organizations. The Governor explained the challenges related to the projected $10 billion budget shortfall

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