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San Luis Obispo on target to get a Target
Written on 11 Aug, 2010 in Daily Briefs | 8 comments
San Luis Obispo is about a year away from getting a Target out on Los Osos Valley Road, but the price to develop will run about $32 million. [Tribune] The 140,000-square-foot-store will sit on 10 acres of land purchased by... (Continue reading)
State orders California cities to disclose salaries
Written on 3 Aug, 2010 in Daily Briefs | 4 comments
In response to the scandal over salaries in Bell, State Controller John Chiang announced Tuesday that he would be posting salary information for elected city officials and other employees on his website beginning in November. [LATimes] “The absence of transparency... (Continue reading)
Maldonado pays off $100,000 tax lien
Lt. Governor Abel Maldonado’s family business in Santa Maria paid $111,146 in back taxes Monday, following press reports of tax liens against the Central Coast Republican who is running for re-election. [LA Times] Maldonado’s campaign manager released a copy of... (Continue reading)
IRS files lien against Maldonado for $100,000
The Internal Revenue Service filed a lien against property owned by Lt. Governor Abel Maldonado and his family earlier this year, claiming the Santa Maria Republican owes the federal government more than $100,000 in taxes. [LA Times] It is the... (Continue reading)
Prado Road to be on November ballot in San Luis Obispo
Written on 21 Jul, 2010 in Daily Briefs | 4 comments
San Luis Obispo voters will decide the future direction of the proposed Prado Road extension in November. [Tribune] In a post-midnight vote, the City Council agreed unanimously to put the new initiative on the November ballot. The council decision came... (Continue reading)
California Democrats remain neutral on Prop 19
Written on 19 Jul, 2010 in Daily Briefs | 8 comments
California state Democrats decided Sunday not to endorse Proposition 19, the November ballot measure calling for the legalization of marijuana. [Los Angeles Times] Party members gathered in San Jose, where they opted instead to be officially neutral on the marijuana... (Continue reading)
Taxpayers going postal over public employee pensions, perks
Written on 4 Jun, 2010 in Opinion | 83 comments
By PETER SCHEER—For public employee unions–those representing police, firefighters, teachers, prison guards and agency workers of all kinds at the state and local level–these are the worst of times. Despite record high membership and dues, and years of unparalleled clout... (Continue reading)
Ian Parkinson’s tax woes
Written on 12 May, 2010 in Uncovered SLO | 151 comments
Tax collectors have filed six tax liens in the past 10 years against Ian Parkinson, the current front runner for San Luis Obispo County Sheriff, because of his failure to pay taxes on properties and recreational vehicles. In June 2006, the... (Continue reading)
Entire state tax board on the June ballot
Written on 10 May, 2010 in Daily Briefs | One comment
All four members of a powerful though low profile tax board are up for grabs in June. [LATimes] California’s Board of Equalization is the nation’s only elected state tax board. The board settles state taxpayer disputes and determines which corporations... (Continue reading)
Sales tax income for San Luis Obispo drops again
Written on 25 Apr, 2010 in Daily Briefs | No comments
San Luis Obispo officials are bracing for the possibility of more spending cuts following reports that the city’s sales tax revenue continued to decline in late 2009. [Tribune] Sales tax revenue, the main source of income for the city’s general... (Continue reading)
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