Government
Aug. 15, 2013
Bill that would cut funding to charter cities moves forward
A bill to cut off state funding to charter cities that don't pay prevailing wages passed a vote by the Assembly Labor and Employment Committee and moved on to the Appropriations Committee Wednesday.
By Paul Jones
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A bill to cut off state funding to charter cities that don't pay prevailing wages passed a vote by the Assembly Labor and Employment Committee and moved on to the Appropriations Committee Wednesday.
Opponents reiterated warnings SB 7 could trigger legal challenges if it becomes law.
Charter cities don't have to pay prevailing wages for locally funded projects, a protection reaffirmed by the state Supreme Cou...
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