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Support strong for Wolk water plan

June 18, 2014 by Donna Beth Weilenman Leave a Comment

Legislators from throughout the state Senate and Assembly have said they support legislation written by Sen. Lois Wolk, D-Davis, to provide a comprehensive approach to address California’s water issues. Among the supporters is Senate President pro Tem Darrell Steinberg, a Sacramento Democrat.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Benicia, bond, California, crisis, drought, Lois Wolk, Senate Bill 848, Susan Bonilla, water

Wolk introduces rail oil spill response bill

June 15, 2014 by Donna Beth Weilenman Leave a Comment

Benicia’s representative in the state Senate has introduced a bill that would provide funding for adequate local emergency response to accidents and spills associated with trains carrying crude oil. Sen. Lois Wolk, D-Davis, said she wrote the measure because of the increase in crude oil rail shipments planned for Benicia and along the Capitol Corridor […]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: accidents, Benicia, crude oil, Lois Wolk, rail, spills, state Senate

Officials react to governor’s budget revision

May 15, 2014 by Donna Beth Weilenman Leave a Comment

What does ‘May Revise’ portend for Benicia, other California cities? Gov. Jerry Brown has made his annual May adjustments to his proposed budget this week, based on a predicted $2.4-billion increase in state revenues. While Brown, who released the modifications Tuesday, has said the May revision continues to pay down debt and reduce long-term liabilities […]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Benicia, Bob Huff, budget, California, CalPERS, CalSTRS, Jerry Brown, Local Control Funding Formula, local governments, Lois Wolk, May Revise, rainy day fund, realignment, Susan Bonilla, teachers

Wolk to state agency: Pay back counties

April 25, 2014 by Donna Beth Weilenman Leave a Comment

California Department of Fish and Wildlife owes more than $17 million to 36 counties, and legislation written by state Sen. Lois Wolk would have the state pay those debts. Senate Bill 1410 has earned a 9-0 endorsement from the Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Water.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Department of Fish and Wildlife, Lois Wolk, Solano County

Bill would fund overhaul of transit hub

April 6, 2014 by Donna Beth Weilenman Leave a Comment

Vallejo park-and-ride on Curtola Parkway may get $10.5M expansion A SolTrans bus hub improvement project in Vallejo would get a boost if legislation introduced by state Sen. Lois Wolk is passed by the Legislature. Wolk, D-Davis, is Benicia’s representative in the Senate. Her Senate Bill 1368 would modernize and expand the existing SolTrans Curtola park-and-ride […]

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: Curtola Parkway, Lois Wolk, park-and-ride, SolTrans, transit, Vallejo

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