The Levin Letter: Congress Must Keep Its Promise to Fully Fund the Government; Our Servicemembers Count on It
While a government shutdown was avoided for the moment, Congressman Mike Levin calls on Congress to fully fund the government ...
Tag: fiscal year
Council Adopts Fiscal Year Budget with Rider for Private Security Contract
The San Clemente City Council included a rider for a contract with private security in the budget it adopted for ...
UPDATE: Council Passes Fiscal Year Budget
By Shawn Raymundo Councilmembers voted on Tuesday, June 15, to approve the city’s $267.6 million budget that has San Clemente ...
City Council Corner: Reflecting on the Past Fiscal Year
Kathy Ward By Mayor Kathy Ward In a normal year, the mayor gives a State of the City address in ...
Capistrano Unified Starts Process for Possible Layoffs Amid Financial Concerns
By Collin Breaux As Capistrano Unified School District faces declining enrollment and projected deficit levels of spending, the district’s Board ...
Capistrano Unified to Consider Layoffs for Educational Staff
By Collin Breaux Potential layoffs of employees in approximately 91 full-time positions are on the horizon for the Capistrano Unified ...
City Revenues Behind Pace from Previous Fiscal Years
By Shawn Raymundo The city’s general fund revenue collections for the first quarter of the fiscal year were slightly behind ...
Passage of Fiscal Year Budget Stalled in Council Gridlock
By Shawn Raymundo The passage of the city’s proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year was held up in a ...
City Anticipates Minimal Impact to Fiscal Year Revenue from Pandemic
By Shawn Raymundo While the ongoing public health crisis is expected to cost the city of San Clemente about $2.5 ...
City Releases Quarterly Financial Reports for Previous, Current Fiscal Years
By Shawn Raymundo The city of San Clemente ended fiscal year 2018-19 collecting about $2.5 million more in revenue than ...
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