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Brown releases state budget

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Gov. Brown unveiled a record $113 billion budget today that will pay some debt and provide some much-needed help to schools. The budget, which for the second year in a row includes a surplus, also rejects a request by the University of California Board of Regents for more money to …

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Brown releases state budget

Inland Empire Business News Daily Report.005

Gov. Brown unveiled a record $113 billion budget today that will pay some debt and provide some much-needed help to schools. The budget, which for the second year in a row includes a surplus, also rejects a request by the University of California Board of Regents for more money to …

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Water conservation efforts appear to be working

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Faced with a historic drought, California residents cut their water use substantially as 2014 drew to a close. Water consumption statewide in November was down 9.8 percent year-over-year, an improvement compared with October when it appeared the state’s water conservation might be slipping, according to a report released Tuesday by …

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Lobbying efforts to be studied

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A former state Assemblyman has been asked to evaluate Riverside County’s lobbying operation in Sacramento. Brian Nestande, recently hired as the county’s deputy executive officer, will have until March to assess and report on the state’s lobbying efforts, according to a report in The Press-Enterprise. Nestande, who ran unsuccessfully for …

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Lobbying efforts to be studied

Inland Empire News for April 2.002

A former state Assemblyman has been asked to evaluate Riverside County’s lobbying operation in Sacramento. Brian Nestande, recently hired as the county’s deputy executive officer, will have until March to assess and report on the state’s lobbying efforts, according to a report in The Press-Enterprise. Nestande, who ran unsuccessfully for …

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Water conservation efforts appear to be working

Inland Empire Business News August 15th, 2014.001

Faced with a historic drought, California residents cut their water use substantially as 2014 drew to a close. Water consumption statewide in November was down 9.8 percent year-over-year, an improvement compared with October when it appeared the state’s water conservation might be slipping, according to a report released Tuesday by …

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