THAT'S THE HOPE ANYWAY. TY: ABSOLUTELY. AND STICKING WITH CalPERS TODAY CalPERS, THE CALIFORNIA PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM REPORTED A 6.1 MILLION LOSS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR. WHAT DOES THAT MEAN ...

CalPERS had argued that her use of department resources and other job-connected details tied the fraud closely enough to her ...

Taxpayer-funded Legislative Analyst’s Office warns the state should be ready for a possible stock market peak and downturn, worsening the 12-figure pension shortfall.

The California Public Employees Retirement System is the largest public pension in the U.S., but it does not disclose a ...

CalPERS won't say what climate companies it invests in. The pension also holds positions in fossil fuel, airlines, plastics ...

A former CalPERS employee stole about $685,000 from 10 retirees who weren’t able to manage their own retirement accounts, according to a civil lawsuit the retirement system filed Friday. CalPERS ...

CalPERS on Monday rejected its staff’s recommendation to again invest in tobacco stocks and instead widened the ban on tobacco investments for the nation’s largest public pension fund. The staff of ...

Public workers are pumping more money into retirement funds. Public agencies are pumping more money into retirement funds. Yet the market seems distinctly unimpressed. The California Public Employees ...

The number of retired public employees in the CalPERS system with annual pensions of $100,000 or more grew 63 percent since 2012, according to a report released Wednesday, Aug. 9. Related Articles ...

CalPERS rejected a sweetened pay package for a Vallejo city manager, and a judge agreed, saving $100,000 a year in pension payouts. Jay Mather Sacramento Bee file As Vallejo careened toward bankruptcy ...

The CalPERS Investment Committee will have a new task at its regular meeting Monday along with its main job of trying to boost flagging investment returns: dumping its coal holdings. The California ...

The board that oversees the nation’s largest public pension fund will get at least three new faces in 2019, marking unusual turnover at the California Public Employees’ Retirement System. Two of the ...