The Legislative Analyst’s Office has just published the following report: Addressing Capital Renewal at UC and CSU As facilities at the University of California (UC) and California State University (CSU) age, their building components (such as roofs and heating systems) eventually need to be replaced. The need for such …continue reading
“This approach to virtual planning is necessary for many reasons. First and foremost is the health, safety and welfare of our students, faculty and staff, and the evolving data surrounding the progression of COVID-19 – current and as forecast throughout the 2020-21 academic year. This planning approach is necessary because …continue reading
Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva (D-Fullerton) and Assemblymember Kevin McCarty (D- Sacramento) unveiled legislation in which California State University (CSU) students and the State of California would obtain transparency and improved oversight of state funds and student tuition and fees. “In 2018, I commissioned an audit from the State Auditor regarding concerns …continue reading
In The 2020-21 Budget: Analyzing UC and CSU Cost Pressures, the non-partisan California State Legislative Analyst’s Office looks over financial challenges facing the two state university systems. Here is a teaser description from an email announcing the report: The state operates two university systems: the University of California (UC) and …continue reading
Top Ten Stories for June 2019 2019 include an attempted robbery in Seal Beach, a new Placentia city fire department, and reopening Irvine Lake. The Top Ten Stories for June 2019 were the most read stories at Orange County Breeze over the month of June 2019 (excluding weather forecasts and …continue reading
Top Ten Stories for June 23 through June 29 include adoptable dogs, the Placentia Fire Department, CSU parking revenue, and a July 4th flyover. The Top Ten Stories for June 23 through June 29 the most-read stories at Orange County Breeze over the last week (excluding weather forecasts and events): …continue reading