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Op-ed Defends CA’s Prevailing Wage in Face of Charter City Race to the Bottom
The implementation of California’s SB 7, which would restrict funds to charter cities that do not want to pay the prevailing wage, is being halted by a lawsuit from five cities who seek the right to...
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Escondido Democratic Club Battling to Protect Prevailing Wages, Claims ABC’s...
The Escondido Democratic Club recently took some time to clear up misconceptions about the prevailing wage, a hot topic in local political conversations due to the city’s upcoming referendum on...
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CA Mayor: “Prevailing Wage Projects Don’t Cost Any More than Those Built by...
Mayor Steve Hardy and Vice Mayor Mitch Mashburn of Vacaville, CA recently wrote an op-ed defending the state’s prevailing wage law. They question the motives of cities that are joining lawsuits...
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SB7 Beats 6 BSers: Charter City Wage Suppressors Admonished by California Court
On Wednesday, San Diego Superior Court Judge Joel R. Wohlfeil issued a ruling upholding SB7, a law that cuts funding from charter cities when they refuse to pay prevailing wages on public projects....
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Argument for Charter City Status in California Falling Apart at the Seams
In an op-ed rallying citizens of Escondido, California against Proposition G, Don Greene of the Escondido Democratic Club refutes claims by charter city advocates that privatization saves taxpayers...
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CA Cities Scramble to Implement Ordinances Which Comply With New Prevailing...
Several California charter cities are passing ordinances establishing prevailing wage standards that adhere to those mandated by SB7, which becomes law on January 1st, 2015. SB7 prevents state...
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