Can CA afford to boost benefits for police and firefighters?
Three bills that would boost benefits and pay for California police officers and firefighters are wending their way through the Legislature
Three bills that would boost benefits and pay for California police officers and firefighters are wending their way through the Legislature with bipartisan support. But in a limited state budget year, their potentially high price tags might make them a tough sell to Gov.
Gavin Newsom, reports CalMatters’ Adam Ashton. The Senate’s appropriations committee later […]
Original reporting: CalMatters.
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