Ousted San Diego Port CEO received over $90,000 a month in 2014
Today, Transparent California released 2014 public employee compensation data — complete with names, pay, and benefits — for the 26…
60 percent of San Diego-area city workers collected over $100,000 in total compensation
Today, Transparent California released previously-unseen 2014 public employee compensation data – complete with names, pay, and benefits – for…
Full-career San Diego-area city retirees earn 59% more than residents’ average salary
San Diego County’s full-career municipal retirees received an average $84,145 CalPERS pension last year, according to just-released 2014 pension…
Retired San Diego Parks and Recreation Director Tops 2014 Pension List with $756,000 Payout
Today, Transparent California posted the San Diego City Employees’ Retirement System 2014 pension data. The report showed 809 retirees…
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…
ABC 10 News San Diego Features Transparent California
ABC 10 News featured Transparent California in a piece analyzing the pay of San Diego Unified teachers. Click here…
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…
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!
UT San Diego: Salary Database Shows Fruits of Union Power
Transparent California cited in the UT San Diego: “The data strongly indicates that comparable public-sector employees are getting higher…