The Biden administration’s decision to block California’s access to $12 billion in federal public transit funding resurrects an old battle over California’s 2012 pension reform law. However ...

The Biden administration’s decision to block California’s access to $12 billion in federal public transit funding resurrects an old battle over California’s 2012 pension reform law. However ...

The Biden administration’s decision to block California’s access to $12 billion in federal public transit funding resurrects an old battle over California’s 2012 pension reform law. However ...

The second is the California Public Employees’ Pension Reform Act (PEPRA), which reduced pension benefits for new state and local government employees in an effort to keep the California Public ...

PEPRA affected the California Public Employees’ Retirement System, which is the nation’s largest public pension fund and serves more than 2 million state and local government employees.

California courts were kept busy hearing challenges brought by unions and others for several years after the Public Employees' Pension Reform Act of 2013 passed.

In 2013, the PEPRA (Public Employee Pension Reform Act) legislation lowered pension benefit formulas in an attempt to restore financial sustainability to California’s public employee pensions. But ...

The Biden administration’s decision to block California’s access to $12 billion in federal public transit funding resurrects an old battle over California’s 2012 pension reform law. However ...

Were California’s transit workers to be exempted from PEPRA, it would put Newsom and the Legislature in a bind.