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CA Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Local Governments in PRA Case

The California Supreme Court this week issued its opinion in one of several Public Records Act cases pending on its docket, and the decision is good news for local governments. The issue in the case is whether a public agency waives the attorney-client privilege if it inadvertently discloses a privileged document in response to a Public Records Act request.

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CSAC Welcomes New HHS Analyst Elizabeth Marsolais

Elizabeth Marsolais

March 11, 2014

CSAC would like to introduce you to the newest member of the team, Elizabeth Marsolais, who joins us to work as our new Legislative Analyst. She started earlier this week as is working with Farrah McDaid Ting and Amanda Yang in the Health and Human Services policy area for CSAC.

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Other Bills of Interest – March 4, 2016

SB 1318 (Wolk) – Request for Comments
Drinking Water

Would prohibit LAFCO’s from allowing new water/wastewater facilities until disadvantaged communities in the area have that service. (Read more.)
 

SB 1317 (Wolk) – Request for Comments
Groundwater

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California Debt Commission Offers April Seminars

March 4, 2016

The California Debt and Investment Advisory Commission (CDIAC) is offering two important seminars in April that would be valuable for anyone interested in public finance. The first seminar is titled Municipal Market Disclosure: The Development and Administration of Debt Disclosure Policies.

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Economic Census Workshops Coming in March

Geoffrey Neill

February 19, 2016

For those interested in learning more about the economic data collected by the U.S. Census and how to use that data to spur economic development and help create business plans, a series of workshops across the state next month are just the ticket.

Presented by Andy Hait, an outreach liaison from the U.S. Census Bureau’s Economy-Wide Statistics Division, the workshops will feature customized local data, along with an overview of the Bureau’s economic programs, data, and how to use them.

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Community Choice Aggregation Symposium Slated for San Jose

January 29, 2016

The energy system of the future will be radically different from the energy system of today. The shift is already underway, driven by the need to reduce carbon emissions. Distributed renewable energy is displacing centralized fossil fuel power. Community Choice Energy can be a central part of accelerating this transition by creating more competition in the energy market, increasing consumer choice, fostering robust public private partnerships, containing costs and demonstrating the economic development potential of distributed energy resources.

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