-Alameda County Transportation Commission Data Collection Success!
Transparent California’s mission is to get data covering every public employee in our state –…-Honesty in Public Employee Compensation Analysis
The Economic Policy Institute recently released its annual study of public teacher compensation and, to…-San Bernardino Voters Pay the Price for Official’s Neglect of Open Records Law
San Bernardino taxpayers must now foot a $75,000 bill following a ruling in a recent…
New CalSTRS data: San Diego’s ‘$100K club’ up 90% over past five years
The number of retired San Diego County educators collecting pensions of $100,000 or more from the California State Teachers Retirement System…
-New 2017 pension data released: CalPERS payouts approach $21 billion, up 43% over past 5 years
Today, TransparentCalifornia.com — California’s largest public pay database — released pension payout data for the California Public Employees’ Retirement System…
-The Palo Alto City Council gets it!
The Palo Alto City Council is in the process of (hopefully) approving a proposal that would add transparency to negotiations with…
-TransCal helps uncover “hidden” employment
A group called Restore the Delta cited TransparentCalifornia.com for helping to shine light on the past employment history of the…
-Transparent California applauds Palo Alto City Council’s transparency initiative
Transparent California — the state’s largest public pay and pension database — commends Palo Alto Vice Mayor Eric Filseth and…
-Madera resident uncovers city officials’ hefty pay raises
The ABC30 report, Madera resident claim city administrators gave themselves hefty pay raises, is a great example of how TransparentCalifornia.com…
-Madera mayor misleads residents in attempt to hide unjustifiable, excessive pay raises
In a recent commentary addressing residents’ concerns over rising employee compensation costs, Madera Mayor Andrew Medellin deceived readers by misrepresenting…
-Madera mayor misleads residents in attempt to hide unjustifiable, excessive pay raises
Summary: The City of Madera is facing significant financial problems, with a general fund deficit projected for each of the…
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