Local Assemblyman Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, has co-authored a bill proposing to freeze tuition for all students in public colleges and universities.
If passed, Assembly Bill 67 would last seven years, in conjunction with how long Californians will be taxed because of Proposition 30.
“It’s only fair to the taxpayers, and is a way to hold Sacramento accountable,” Wilk said.
George Runner, member of the California Board of Equalization, is urging the Franchise Tax Board to reverse a controversial staff decision that will seek millions in retroactive taxes from California entrepreneurs and small businesses.
