Contra Costa County Schools Hit with Rate Increase to Fund Sanitary District’s $100k+ Pensions
Transparent California was featured in the Contra Costa Times and the OC Register today! From the Contra Costa Times…
Over 280 retired educators of Greater San Diego receive eye-popping pension payouts of $100,000 or more
Over 280 retired educators of Greater San Diego receive eye-popping pension payouts of $100,000 or more Bad Education: Transparent…
Over 1,500 retired educators of Greater Los Angeles receive eye-popping pension payouts of $100,000 or more
Over 1,500 retired educators of Greater Los Angeles receive eye-popping pension payouts of $100,000 or more Bad Education: Transparent…
Over 400 retired educators of Bay Area receive eye-popping pension payouts of $100,000 or more
Over 400 retired educators of Bay Area receive eye-popping pension payouts of $100,000 or more Bad Education: Transparent California…
Over 300 retired educators of Sacramento and the Central Valley receive eye-popping pension payouts of $100,000 or more
Over 300 retired educators of Sacramento & the Central Valley receive eye-popping pension payouts of $100,000 or more Bad…
TRIPLE-dipping Marin County Counsel makes over $432k a year
I’ve heard of public employees double-dipping before (receiving a pension and salary at the same time) but this is…
Deficient Recruitment Efforts, Not Low Pay, Responsible for SDPD’s Staffing Shortage
“The San Diego Police Department is woefully understaffed and has clearly shown, over an extended period of time, it…
Deficient Recruitment Efforts, Not Low Pay, Responsible for SDPD’s Staffing Shortage
Abstract: The San Diego Police Officers Association and, to some degree, the San Diego media has long held that…
Average CalPERS Pension Up To 5 Times Greater Than Comparable Social Security Payouts
If you’ve heard CalPERS cite their average pension amount of $30,000 or so, you may think that is what…
San Diego Police Department losing most officers to lucrative retirements, not other departments
The San Diego Police Officers Association and multiple media reports have stated that cops are leaving the SDPD for higher pay at competing departments. This is largely false, the overwhelming percentage of those leaving the SDPD do receive higher pay after leaving, but from their City pensions, not competing departments!