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Controller Finds More Money Problems In California Parks
A state review finds that more than 200 state employees were overpaid more than $500,000 by managers who deliberately broke state rules at the troubled California Department of Parks and Recreation.
Cal State Reaches Tentative Agreement With Faculty
California State University and its faculty union have reached a tentative agreement on a four-year contract that would avert strikes threatened for the fall.
KCBS Cover Story: SF General Hospital Reaches Out To LGBT Youth
The hospital has created a video as part of the national “It Gets Better Project” aimed at helping LGBT youth who are dealing with bullying or depression.
Now Hiring: Oakland Set To Add Police Officers
Oakland is looking for qualified applicants to join two police academies being held later this year.
San Francisco To Shutter Courtrooms, Lay Off Staff
San Francisco Superior Court will be closing 25 courtrooms and laying of 40 percent of its staff come October 1 due to budget cuts.
San Jose Offered Deal To Bring Back Cops
At a time when many police departments are laying off officers, San Jose may be able to keep more than a dozen cops on the force after the city qualified for a federal grant that preserves law enforcement jobs.
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