October 19, 2015 •
Monday News Roundup
Lobbying
“Illegal Lobbying Practice Got Scant Pentagon Attention” by Austin Wright for Politico
Campaign Finance
“How Trump Blurs the Line” by Katy O’Donnell for Politico
“‘Outsider’ Presidential Candidates Prove Competitive in Fund-Raising” by Nicholas Confessore and Eric Lichtblau for New York Times
California: “New California Rules Meant to Deter Coordination in Campaigns” by Jim Miller for Sacramento Bee
Ethics
Arizona: “Public Disservice: Few punished in Arizona discrimination cases” by Rob O’Dell and Craig Harris for Arizona Republic
California: “In Sacramento, Limits Are Few on Revolving Door between Government and Private Jobs” by John Myers for KQED
Hawaii: “Kirk Caldwell’s Many ‘Tokens of Aloha’ Came from Influential Parties” by Nick Grube for Honolulu Civil Beat
New York: “Reform Proposals Fly as Panel Evaluates Ethics Watchdog” by Samar Khurshid for Gotham Gazette
Ohio: “Court Documents: A second Redflex executive pleaded guilty in bribery conspiracy” by Doug Caruso for Columbus Dispatch
Pennsylvania: “Ethics, Campaign Finance Bills Advance in Pittsburgh City Council” by Robert Zullo for Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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