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Meg Whitman: Raise retirement age by a decade: Bee Capitol Bureau reporter Jack Chang is at the state Republican Party convention, where  Republican gubernatorial candidate <strong>Meg Whitman</strong> held an impromptu press conference this afternoon. She laid out her ideas for changing the state's public employee pension sy...
Date set for commission to review elected officials' pay: The California Citizens Compensation Commission, which sets pay rates for the state's elected officials, will meet in Burbank on April 22 to consider to review the salaries and benefits. For details, click here for the public meeting notice posted this week on the Commission's website. Click her...
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CalPERS & CalSTRS: still down $100 billion: The nation’s two biggest public pension funds, CalPERS and CalSTRS, lost a combined $170 billion by the time the stock market hit bottom last March. Since then, they have regained about $70 billion. Just getting back to where they were two years ago will take another $100 billion, a big h...

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CalPERS manages pension and health benefits for more than 1.6 million California public employees, retirees, and their families. The second largest public pension fund in the US, they are internationally known for their shareowner activism.

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