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Mariana Trujillo

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  1. Article · Aug 11, 2026 · Mariana Trujillo

    Lawmakers set to give more lavish pension benefits to state’s highest-paid workers (opens the original)

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    California lawmakers seem to be on the verge of passing a costly bill that could add as much as $15 billion to the cost of public pensions for the state’s highest-paid police officers and firefighters. An estimated 86% of taxpayers’ costs will go toward providing additional pension benefits to the state’s highest-paid public safety employees earning more than $160,000. These pension benefit increases would come through Assembly Bill 1383, which proposes lowering the minimum retirement age for pu

  2. Article · Aug 11, 2026 · Mariana Trujillo

    Lawmakers set to give more lavish pension benefits to state’s highest-paid workers (opens the original)

    Excerpt · English

    Read excerpt

    California lawmakers seem to be on the verge of passing a costly bill that could add as much as $15 billion to the cost of public pensions for the state’s highest-paid police officers and firefighters. An estimated 86% of taxpayers’ costs will go toward providing additional pension benefits to the state’s highest-paid public safety employees earning more than $160,000. These pension benefit increases would come through Assembly Bill 1383, which proposes lowering the minimum retirement age for pu

  3. Article · Aug 11, 2026 · Mariana Trujillo

    Lawmakers set to give more lavish pension benefits to state’s highest-paid workers (opens the original)

    Excerpt · English

    Read excerpt

    California lawmakers seem to be on the verge of passing a costly bill that could add as much as $15 billion to the cost of public pensions for the state’s highest-paid police officers and firefighters. An estimated 86% of taxpayers’ costs will go toward providing additional pension benefits to the state’s highest-paid public safety employees earning more than $160,000. These pension benefit increases would come through Assembly Bill 1383, which proposes lowering the minimum retirement age for pu

  4. Article · Aug 11, 2026 · Mariana Trujillo

    Lawmakers set to give more lavish pension benefits to state’s highest-paid workers (opens the original)

    Excerpt · English

    Read excerpt

    California lawmakers seem to be on the verge of passing a costly bill that could add as much as $15 billion to the cost of public pensions for the state’s highest-paid police officers and firefighters. An estimated 86% of taxpayers’ costs will go toward providing additional pension benefits to the state’s highest-paid public safety employees earning more than $160,000. These pension benefit increases would come through Assembly Bill 1383, which proposes lowering the minimum retirement age for pu

  5. Article · Aug 11, 2026 · Mariana Trujillo

    Lawmakers set to give more lavish pension benefits to state’s highest-paid workers (opens the original)

    Excerpt · English

    Read excerpt

    California lawmakers seem to be on the verge of passing a costly bill that could add as much as $15 billion to the cost of public pensions for the state’s highest-paid police officers and firefighters. An estimated 86% of taxpayers’ costs will go toward providing additional pension benefits to the state’s highest-paid public safety employees earning more than $160,000. These pension benefit increases would come through Assembly Bill 1383, which proposes lowering the minimum retirement age for pu

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