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Assemblyman Brian Nestande's campaign website made a brief debut last week, and immediately raised questions about whether the congressional candidate was blurring the lines with his state legislative duties.
After looking into errors on Cathedral City Mayor Kathy DeRosa's campaign contribution forms and issuing a warning letter, the Fair Political Practices Commission has opened a full investigation.
During a re-election campaign without serious financial challenge, Assemblyman V. Manuel Pérez donated $89,450 of his campaign funds to committees and races that benefited Democrats statewide.
In May 2012 and again in June, Speaker John A. Pérez wrote memos to Democrats in the California Assembly. He wanted millions in campaign cash to win a handful of key races.
When they needed political money — to make donations urged by Speaker John A. Pérez and to pay for their 2012 campaigns — Democrats in the California Assembly turned to interest groups with a big stake in state government decisions, a Center for Investigative Reporting analysis shows.
California Gov. Jerry Brown on Tuesday announced a spending plan for the coming fiscal year that is $1.2 billion lower than he projected in January, despite surging state tax revenue. Actions by the federal government are at least partly responsible.
The deep-pocketed Riverside Sheriffs' Association will again jump into the local county supervisor race, but it has yet to decide who it'll support.
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