Daily Journal Staff Writer
Facing an audit by state officials and pushback from labor unions, San Jose is moving forward with a controversial measure to reform the city's pension structure.
The decision comes as cities and counties throughout the state are eying pension reform as a way to close budget gaps, and many are looking to San Jose as a test of how to proceed.
Supporters say changes to the plan, including gre...
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