Another Texas vs. California roundup:
How Los Angeles is killing itself. (Hat tip: Karl Rehn.)
Texas places five cities on list of top 10 growing cities: Austin, Dallas, McAllen, Houston and San Antonio.
California school officials are still grossly overpaid. Including 31 janitors who make more than $100,000 each. (Hat tip (for this and a few more): Pension Tsunami.)
And many of these munificently compensated employees are double-dipping: “More than 1,000 retired instructors who had already begun receiving their state-funded pension continued to work and receive a salary from districts in 2013.”
“Only in California could a bill that requires 32 years to catch up and fund parts of the California State Teachers’ Retirement System’s current $74 billion in unfunded liability be hailed as a major reform.”
Essential school services in California are about to be cut to pay for doubled pension payments.
San Francisco landlords are suing the city over a law that requires them to pay as much as two years rent for evicted tenants. Of course, many landlords were evicting people because insane rent control laws make it almost impossible to sell a building that actually has tenants…
How the Texas model supports job creation.
Evidently male students simply aren’t welcome in California colleges. (Hat tip: Instapundit.)
Actual headline: “LA Councilman Convicted Of Voter Fraud Will Continue To Collect $116K Annual Pension.”
What a conservative Texas budget should look like.
California retail apparel chain Love Culture files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Evidently summer bankruptcies for retail stories are very unusual, since this is the time they start stocking up for the holiday season.
Another California for-profit university chain shuts down.
Oakland Raiders to move to San Antonio?
Are inherited IRA’s exempt from bankruptcy hearings in California? It depends on which precedent the judge chooses to follow.
Not news: Houston ISD holds job fairs looking for teachers. News: In North Carolina.
Tags: Budget, California, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Texas, unions, Welfare State
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