Capitol Comment for the week of February 6, 2012 on e-textbooks in Community Colleges

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The Harman Report: February 9, 2012

Harman (article, 2/9/2012)
In This Issue Governor Brown’s Pension Legislation Facebook Going Public – What does that mean for California? Happy 101st Birthday Ronald Reagan Welcome Brandon Marchy Why Should Workers Care About Business Taxes? Governor Brown’s... [more]

Harman statement on Governor submitting pension legislation

Harman (news release, 2/2/2012)
Senator Tom Harman of Huntington Beach issued the following statement on Governor Brown’s announcement today that the language on his proposed pension reforms has gone to the Legislature. “Of course I am glad we finally have some... [more]

The Harman Report: February 1, 2012

Harman (article, 2/1/2012)
In This Issue High Speed Rail LaMalfa Introduces Bill to Send High Speed Rail Back to Ballot Huntington Beach Youth Shelter Founders Plaque Small Business Health Care Tax Credit Attention Woman Veterans High Speed Rail For the taxpayers it’s a... [more]

Capitol Comment for the week of February 6, 2012 on e-textbooks in Community Colleges

Harman (video, 2/1/2012)
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The Harman Report: January 25, 2012

Harman (article, 1/25/2012)
In This Issue Third time’s a charm? Not for Governor’s pension reforms. Hole in unemployment insurance fund translates to tax hikes for business Lunar New Year Greetings Dept. of Veteran’s Affairs Blue Button program makes it... [more]

The Harman Report: January 20, 2012

Harman (article, 1/20/2012)
In This Issue California on the Mend? 2,000,000 unemployed paint a different picture Heated debate over attempt to override Governor’s veto January is National Mentoring Month Congratulations are in Order In and Around the District California... [more]

Senator Harman’s remarks in support of a veto override on SB 356 - a measure that would have provided funding alternative to closing state parks

Harman (video, 1/19/2012)
Senator Harman’s remarks in support of a veto override on SB 356 - a measure that would have provided funding alternative to closing state parks [more]