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    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 09-04-2015 | 11:10 AM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Deflector Shields Up

    It hasn’t been a good year for a few Missouri lawmakers. Two Show Me State legislators this year have been forced to step down after revelations of their wildly inappropriate behavior toward or with young interns working in their offices. But never...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 12-22-2014 | 16:20 PM
    • Author: Korey Clark
    Korey Clark
    NH Supreme Court Okays Pension Reform Law

    Last year the Superior Court in Merrimack County, New Hampshire invalidated a 2011 state law increasing the amount public employees — even those who've been on the job over 10 years — have to contribute to their pensions, on the grounds...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 11-17-2017 | 13:12 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Environment - November 20 2017

    WI Governor Signs AB 455 WISCONSIN Gov. Scott Walker (R) signs AB 455 , which eliminates a state law requiring someone to be at least 10 years old to legally hunt in the Badger State. Walker also signs AB 323 , which makes it legal to hunt or trap...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 11-17-2017 | 13:05 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Baker Issues New MA Opioid Proposal

    Less than two years after signing major opioid abuse deterrent legislation, Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker (R) introduced a $110 million package of policy recommendations last week aimed at further addressing the Bay State’s ongoing opioid abuse...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 02-09-2018 | 13:49 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Job Vacancies Taking Toll at State Agencies

    Job vacancies at government agencies are up from coast to coast. About 11 percent of the positions in Maryland’s executive branch are currently unfilled, about twice the rate in 2010. Between 15 and 17 percent of the clerk positions at courts that...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 01-13-2014 | 22:05 PM
    • Author: danjohnson
    danjohnson
    Hot Issues

    BUSINESS: The NEW JERSEY Assembly approves SB 1226, which would require Garden State bars and other businesses hosting teen social nights to hire police officers for security, limit the age groups that may attend and forbid registered sex offenders from...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 03-13-2015 | 07:48 AM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Social Policy - March 16 2015

    Colorado House Approves HB 1175 The COLORADO House approves HB 1175, which would bar mental health care providers from employing gay-conversion therapy on patients under age 18. It moves to the Senate (DENVER POST). U.S. Redefines Definition of...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 09-10-2015 | 17:00 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Chicago Mayor to Propose Major Property Tax Hike

    To help cover the cost of a big pension payment for police and firefighters next year and help shrink his city’s annual budget hole, Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel will reportedly call for the city’s largest property tax increase in at least decades...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 06-19-2015 | 05:45 AM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Potpourri - June 22 2015

    The U.S. Supreme Court rules that TEXAS did not violate the First Amendment by refusing to allow the issuing of specialty license plates bearing the Confederate battle flag. The High Court ruled that such plates are the government’s speech and are...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 12-18-2015 | 13:16 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Let the Sun Shine In...Or Not

    Odds are good that until a few days ago most people not from there had never heard of Woodland, North Carolina. But little Woodland became international news last week when a story in the Roanoke-Chowan News-Herald reported that townsfolk had rejected...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 01-08-2016 | 13:22 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Consequences Spur On-Time Budgets

    It took Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf (D) and the state’s lawmakers until the end of December - six months into the current fiscal year - to approve a state budget. It was only a partial budget at that, with Wolf’s line-item vetoes leaving major...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 01-08-2016 | 09:06 AM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Governors In Brief - January 11 2016

    Snyder Kills Straight Ticket Voting Saying “it’s time to choose people over politics,” MICHIGAN Gov. Rick Snyder (R) signed legislation last week (SB 13) that eliminates straight-ticket voting in the Wolverine State. In a signing...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 10-09-2015 | 11:31 AM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Gulf Oil Spill Settlement Swells

    The U.S. Justice Department has reached a $20.8 billion final settlement with BP over its role in the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil disaster. That sum is $2.1 billion bigger than the $18.7 billion initial settlement announced in July, which was already the...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 01-29-2016 | 10:10 AM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Politics In Brief - February 1 2016

    ND Tribe Challenges voter ID Laws Seven members of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa have filed a lawsuit against North Dakota Secretary of State Al Jaeger (R) alleging that recent changes to the state's voter ID laws infringe on their right...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 02-19-2016 | 10:31 AM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Crime & Punishment - February 22 2016

    PENNSYLVANIA Gov. Tom Wolf (D) signs SB 166, which allows individuals who have served their punishment and remained free of arrest or prosecution for seven to ten years, for nonviolent misdemeanors, to petition the court for their record to be sealed...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 06-03-2016 | 14:58 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Governor Spaceman

    Those of us of a certain age well remember Boston Red Sox pitcher Bill Lee, a stereotypical southpaw from the 1970s with enough of the goof in him to earn the nickname “Spaceman.” But while Lee, now 70, is still active on the mound as a pitcher...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 04-01-2016 | 13:31 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Partisan Gridlock Comes to States

    Partisan gridlock has hardly been unique to Washington, D.C. lately. Political differences between Pennsylvania’s Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf and Republicans who control the state’s General Assembly delayed passage of that state’s budget...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 03-06-2015 | 15:21 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Crime & Punishment - March 9 2015

    Virginia Endorses HB 2125 and SB 1301 Lawmakers in VIRGINIA endorse a pair of drone regulation bills, HB 2125 and SB 1301, which each require law enforcement and regulatory agencies to get a warrant before using a drone. Both bills head to Gov. Terry...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 03-31-2017 | 13:28 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Brown Pitches New Taxes to Fix CA Roads

    California Gov. Jerry Brown (D) joined with legislative leaders on Wednesday to propose a suite of tax hikes and fees intended to produce $5.2 billion a year over the next decade to repair the state’s crumbling roads and bridges. The proposal...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 09-07-2018 | 10:57 AM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Politics in Brief - September 10 2018

    EDUCATION FUNDING MEASURE OFF AZ BALLOT The ARIZONA Supreme Court has blocked a measure from the state’s November ballot that was aimed at increasing the tax rate on residents making more than $250,000 a year from 4.54 percent to 8 percent to...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 03-17-2017 | 13:55 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Crime & Punishment - March 20 2017

    New Mexico Approves HB 175 The NEW MEXICO House approves HB 175 , a bill that would prohibit solitary confinement for inmates who are pregnant or under 18 years old. It is now in the Senate (ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL). Mississippi Signs HB 812 MISSISSIPPI...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 09-01-2017 | 13:25 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    We’ll Always Have Sacramento

    Republicans in California may be an emasculated bunch these days, but that doesn’t stop them from acting tough when the opportunity arises. Sadly, that often comes in the form of eating their own. Case in point comes in the form of Assembly Minority...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 09-08-2017 | 14:12 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Governors In Brief - September 11 2017

    CHRISTIE PROPOSES NEW NJ OPIOID RULE NEW JERSEY Gov. Chris Christie (R) announced a new rule prohibiting prescribers of opioid medications from accepting meals and uncapped compensation for speaking engagements, consulting work, and other services...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 04-10-2015 | 13:35 PM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    WI Voters Split on Judicial Contests

    Last Tuesday, Wisconsin voters overwhelming re-elected state Supreme Court Justice, Ann Walsh Bradley, a member of the court’s liberal minority, over her conservative challenger, Judge James Daley. But at the same time they passed a constitutional...

    • State Net | Capitol Journal
    • 03-20-2015 | 10:21 AM
    • Author: Mary Peck
    Mary Peck
    Voting Technology Still Not Secure

    When electronic voting, or e-voting, started being widely adopted about a decade ago, there was a lot of discussion about the security of the technology. Heading into the 2016 presidential election, security is still an issue. The Huffington Post...

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