An interim report by the Texas House Pensions Committee highlights some recommendations compiled from statewide pension hearings.
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Huffman Files Bill To End Government Collection of Union Dues
Union dues collection by government agencies has been an issue that the conservative grassroots has wanted to end for some time and they may have a chance this legislative session.
Union Bullies Trying to Dodge Punishment
For the first time ever, a jury ruled that a union’s tactics were liable for a company’s loss of business, now the SEIU is saying they cant afford to pay the judgement.
House Committee Refers Planned Parenthood to Texas AG For Prosecution
A House Select Committee referred Planned Parenthood for criminal prosecution.
Property Tax Reform and Relief Committee Proposes Changes
The Texas Senate Property Tax Reform and Relief committee released its recommendations for reforms this session.
Public Sector Pensions Choking Texas Cities
Growing pension problems in Dallas and Houston require legislative action to begin being addressed.
Bettencourt Wants To Stop “Passing The Trash”
State Sen. Paul Bettencourt introduced legislation to end the practice of passing the trash among school districts.
Bettencourt Pushes Voter Input on Pension Bonds
A bill was filed which, if passed, would require voter approval on pension obligation bonds.
HISD Voters Reject Robin Hood
Houston ISD voters resoundingly rejected the proposition to send millions of their tax dollars to the state to disperse to poorer districts.
Anderson Loses Harris County DA Office
Harris County voters elected Kim Ogg today to lead the District Attorney’s Office.