EDITORIAL: No. 1 in all the Wrong Ways
April 5, 2010
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PRINTCalifornia led the nation with the largest tax increase last year. Had voters, not defeated the Proposition 1A tax increase by 2 to 1, California's taxes would have increased by $28 billion. With voters unwilling to raise taxes even higher, politicians will need to get spending under control by reducing the number of state employees or reducing the generous benefits package new state hires currently enjoy.
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