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Public-sector belt-tightening: thrift, or long-term drag on US economy?

Since June 2009, 504,000 jobs have been cut among municipal employees. Public-sector reductions at the local level have subtracted almost a quarter of a percentage point from annual GDP each of the past four years.

Cities going broke: Can Scranton's minimum wage plan work? (+video)

Did health care 'tax' just blow up California's careful budget plans?

Facebook IPO: Six key dates in its debacle

Tax VOX It's summer. Time for a California budget crisis.

US prison inmates returning to society: How will they be received?

California facing higher $16 billion shortfall

Saga of California's Salton Sea: a tragic chapter ahead?

Jerry Brown's Waterloo Station? California high-speed rail takes a new hit.

Tax the rich ... more? Why Jerry Brown changed his plan to save California.

Xi Jinping in California: a glimpse of what China really wants

Why did Democrats choose Antonio Villaraigosa to lead national convention?

Can Facebook IPO help solve a state budget crisis?

Why Jerry Brown is standing firm on shaky California high-speed rail plan

Jerry Brown's defiant State of the State: California is still golden

Renewable energy projects delayed in squabble

Is California Gov. Jerry Brown's 'ransom' budget an empty threat?

Did $98.5 billion high-speed rail project just hit a wall in California?

New York to raise taxes on the rich. Is it a blueprint for Congress?

Gov. Jerry Brown implores California voters: Please raise taxes on yourself

Opinion Super committee and California: Can they each break through dysfunction?

The Monitor's View Public pensions must be on the table

California court says defense of gay marriage ban can proceed

Clean energy 'gold rush' in Mojave spurs backlash

Retirement revised: Jerry Brown proposes pension reform in California