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State Revenues Rise While 401(k) Investment Rules Face Major Shift
California’s finances are outperforming forecasts, with August General Fund receipts $1.7 billion above projections. But new uncertainty looms as President Trump’s Executive Order could open 401(k) plans to riskier “alternative assets” like private equity, real estate, and even crypto. Could this strengthen retirement outcomes—or leave more Americans exposed?
Oct 2


Redistricting, Congress, and the 2026 Governor’s Race: A High-Stakes Collision
How will congressional redistricting and the fight for control of Congress shape California’s 2026 governor’s race? With national issues dominating headlines and massive campaign spending expected, gubernatorial hopefuls face the challenge of breaking through. Which candidates are poised to command attention, and how might ballot measures shift the spotlight back to state issues like education?
Sep 25


How Stagflation and the State Treasurer Shape School Districts
California school districts are feeling the squeeze of rising costs and fading federal relief. At the same time, the 2026 race for State Treasurer could reshape how schools finance construction, pensions, and long-term stability. What happens when economic pressures meet political transitions?
Sep 18
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