Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association
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Government & Public Affairs
921 11th St, Sacramento, CA 95814
Recent News About Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association
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State appeals judges agreed that nonfarm customers in the Coachella Valley Water District could be in line for $17.5M in refunds, as they were significantly overcharged compared to agricultural water users
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As of Nov. 7, 56% of California voters had voted "No" on Proposition 5, a measure promoted by California Democratic state lawmakers to make it significantly easier for local governments to amass new debt and raise property taxes in the name of infrastructure improvement and affordable housing
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Gov. Gavin Newsom proposed last week that California’s AB 3088 eviction moratorium be extended so that renters who are experiencing COVID-19 financial hardship are only required to pay 25% of their monthly rent to avoid eviction, leaving some taxpayer advocacy groups, miffed by the governor’s move.
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The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) has identified three laws to watch in 2021 as 41 of 58 counties statewide cope with purple zone restrictions during the holidays.
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The Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association lost its mandamus appeal with the California Court of Appeal for the Third Appellate District after seeking to remand the trial court’s decision, which declined to address Attorney General Xavier Becerra’s alleged biased ballot language concerning Proposition (Prop) 15
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SACRAMENTO – It’s a tricky time for businesses in the state of California as a number of new laws and amendments are waiting in the wings. Many of these laws could impact business to the point of closing down entirely or leaving the state – some already have.
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SACRAMENTO – CNBC's ranking of California at 32 of the best and worst states for business in its annual poll is spot-on, says the president of a legal and political watchdog in the state.
