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CA Court Upholds San Diego City 2012 Pension Measure

Headline: San Diego pension ballot measure clears legal hurdle
PublicationCBS
Article Date: Apr 11, 2017

A California court on Tuesday, April 11 upheld voter-approved Proposition B from 2012, which put most new San Diego City hires into 401(k)-style plans instead of the City’s defined-benefit pension fund. “The 4th District Court of Appeal overturned a state labor board ruling that San Diego’s 2012 ballot measure was invalid because then-Mayor Jerry Sanders campaigned for it and didn’t negotiate with labor unions.” Both supporters and opponents said this court decision may encourage other cities and counties to pursue similar efforts. Read article…

New Report: Why Pensions Matter

Headline: Why Pensions Matter Report Reveals Need for Pensions Across the United States
PublicationNational Public Pension Coalition
Article Date: Mar 29, 2017

“This week, the National Public Pension Coalition released a new report titled Why Pensions Matter, a comprehensive examination of the origins and importance of public pensions. The report examines how public pensions have developed over time, as well as the ways in which pensions help to combat a growing retirement crisis throughout the United States.” Continue reading…

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