Current Issues 
2007 CSU Sponsored Legislation
2007-08 Election Information
  • Termed Out: Reforming California’s Legislative Term Limits

    • “Center for Governmental Studies released the following report which concludes that Proposition 93 on the February 2008 ballot would improve legislative expertise and strengthen legislative oversight of the executive branch and administrative agencies, but would also allow 85 percent of incumbent Senators to stay in office beyond the current 14 year limit.”

2007-08 State Budget
  • CSU 2007-08 Budget Priorities Fact Sheet

  • Legislative Analyst's Analysis of the 2007-08 Budget Bill

    • The Legislative Analyst's annual detailed examination of the Budget Bill based on the Governor's Budget. The Analysis includes hundreds of findings and recommendations related to education, health and social services, criminal justice, transportation, resources, capital outlay, information technology, and local government. It serves as the starting point for discussions during the upcoming budget subcommittee hearings.
     
  • Governor's Proposed Budget
    • This Department of Finance site contains links to the complete Governor's Budget, the Budget Summary, and related budget documents.
     
  • California Budget Project's Overview of the Budget

    • An overview of the proposed Budget prepared by the California Budget Project, an independent organization providing fiscal and policy analysis on state issues. The Budget Project also provides background papers on various budge issues on a regular basis.
     
Master Plan For Education
  • Select Committee on California's Master Plan for Education
    In 1999, the Legislature passed SCR 29 (Alpert) establishing the Joint Committee to Develop a Master Plan for Education.  The Joint Committee was charged with developing a new education master plan for California’s next generation of students, one building on our state’s existing Master Plan for Higher Education, expanding that framework to include K-12 education and the many interfaces between K-12 and postsecondary education.

 
Last Updated: November 21, 2007