Alaska legislators fail to override governor’s veto of public pension bill
It’s been 20 years since new public employees in Alaska, including teachers, could sign up for a pension plan.
It’s been 20 years since new public employees in Alaska, including teachers, could sign up for a pension plan.
State law requires a running mate before filing an official declaration of candidacy for governor. The clock is ticking before…
The Alaska Legislature has approved the ban of seven synthetic food dyes from school meals to help protect student health.
Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy vetoed a bill that would have restored public pensions after the failure of a deal negotiated…
The parental leave bill would also adjust the state’s unemployment payments for inflation and end sick leave for many workers.
The University of Alaska will be required to provide advanced notice before increasing student fees and an itemized list of…
The Alaska Legislature approved new legislation to ensure greater oversight for Alaska youth in psychiatric facilities.
If signed into law, the bill would fix problems caused by differences between state law and the actual borders of…
Public comments on the change are being accepted through July 17, according to a public notice announcing the change.
The operating budget agreement paves the way for the end of the regular legislative session on Wednesday in Juneau.