California. Bureau of State Audits
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Books by California. Bureau of State Audits
Total count: 62
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California State University, Northridgeabsent university standards and other guidance, the World Pornography Conference was allowable under the basic tenets of academic freedom and free speechThe Auditor1999-01-01
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Department of Veterans Affairsweak management and poor internal controls have prevented the department from establishing an effective cash collection systemCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2001-01-01
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Water Replenishment District of Southern Californiaalthough the district has eliminated excessive water rates, it has depleted its reserve funds and needs to further improve its administrative practicesBureau of State Audits2002-01-01
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Deaf and Disabled Telecommunications Programinsufficient monitoring of surcharge revenues combined with imprudent use of public funds leave less money available for program servicesCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2002-01-01
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School Bus Safety IIstate law intended to make school bus transportation safer is costing more than expectedThe Bureau2002-01-01
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California's charter schoolsoversight at all levels could be stronger to ensure charter schools' accountabilityBureau of State Audits2002-01-01
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Water quality control boardscould improve their administration of water quality improvement projects funded by enforcement actionsCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2003-01-01
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California Department of Educationthe extensive number and breadth of categorical programs challenges the state's ability to reform and oversee themCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2003-01-01
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California's education institutionsa lack of guidance results in their inaccurate or inconsistent reporting of campus crime statisticsCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2003-01-01
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Office of the Secretary of Stateclear and appropriate direction is lacking in its implementation of the federal Help America Vote ActCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2004-01-01
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California Commission on Teacher Credentialingit could better manage its credentialing responsibilitiesCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2004-01-01
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Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Recreation Programthe lack of a shared vision and questionable use of program funds limit its effectivenessCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2005-01-01
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Emergency preparednessmore needs to be done to improve California's preparedness for responding to infectious disease emergenciesCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2005-01-01
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Department of Justicethe Missing Persons DNA Program cannot process all the requests it has received before the fee that is funding it expires, and it also needs to improve some management controlsCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2005-01-01
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Department of Parks and Recreationlifeguard staffing appears adequate to protect the public, but districts report equipment and facility needsCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2005-01-01
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Department of educationschool district's inconsistent identification and redesignation of English learners cause funding variances and make comparisons of performance outcomes difficultCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2005-01-01
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Department of Health Servicesparticipation in the school-based Medi-Cal Administrative Activities Program has increased, but school districts are still losing millions each year in federal reimbursementsCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2005-01-01
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Department of Fish and Gamethe preservation fund comprises a greater share of department spending due to reduction of other revenuesCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2005-01-01
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Los Angeles Department of Water and Powerits transfers of funds to the city comply with the city charter ; however, it needs to improve its controls over contracts, expenditures, and personnel recordsCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2005-01-01
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The state's offshore contractinguncertainty exists about its prevalence and effectsCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2005-01-01
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California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitationthe intermediate sanction programs lacked performance benchmarks and were plagued with implementation problemsCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2005-01-01
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California Children and Families Commissionits poor contracting practices resulted in questionable and inappropriate payments to contractors and violations of state law and policiesCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2006-01-01
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California K-12 High-Speed Networkthe network architecture is sound, but opportunities exist to increase its useCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2006-01-01
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City of Los Angelesoutside counsel costs have increased, and continued improvement in the city's selection and monitoring is warrantedCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2006-01-01
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Judicial Council of Californiaits governing committee on education has recently proposed minimum education requirements for judicial officersCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2006-01-01
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California Student Aid Commissionchanges in the Federal Family Education Loan Program, questionable decisions, and inadequate oversight raise doubts about the financial stability of the student loan programCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2006-01-01
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State Water Resources Control Boardits Division of Water Rights uses erroneous data to calculate some annual fees and lacks effective management techniques to ensure that it processes water rights promptlyCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2006-01-01
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Department of Corporationsit needs stronger oversight of its operations and more efficient processing of license applications and complaintsCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2007-01-01
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Department of Health Servicesits Licensing and Certification Division is struggling to meet state and federal oversight requirements for skilled nursing facilitiesCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2007-01-01
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Medical Board of California's Physician Diversion Programwhile making recent improvements, inconsistent monitoring of participants and inadequate oversight of its service providers continue to hamper its ability to protect the publicCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2007-01-01
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Department of Corporationsit needs stronger oversight of its operations and more efficient processing of license applications and complaintsCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2007-01-01
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Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authorityit has made several improvements in recent years, but changes are still neededCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2008-01-01
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Data reliabilitystate agencies' computer-generated data varied in its reliabilityCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2008-01-01
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Affordability of college textbookstextbook prices have risen significantly in the last four years, but some strategies may help to control these costs for studentsCalifornia State Auditor2008-01-01
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Sex offender placementstate laws are not always clear, and no one formally assesses the impact sex offender placement has on local communities.California State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2008-01-01
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California Prison Health Care Servicesit lacks accurate data and does not always comply with state and court-ordered requirements when acquiring information technology goods and servicesCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2009-01-01
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Departments of Health Care Services and Public Healththeir actions reveal flaws in the State's oversight of the California Constitution's implied civil service mandate and in the Departments' contracting for information technology servicesCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2009-01-01
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California State University, Chancellor's Officefailure to follow reimbursement policies resulted in improper and wasteful expendituresCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2009-01-01
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High riskthe California State Auditor has designated the state budget as a high-risk areaCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2009-01-01
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State mandatesoperational and structural changes have yielded limited improvements in expediting processes and in controlling costs and liabilitiesCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2009-01-01
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Management of surplus property follow-up reviewthe state has made limited progress, but fundamental concerns remainCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of States Audits2009-01-01
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Children's Hospital Programprocedures for awarding grants are adequate, but some improvement is needed in managing grants and complying with the Governor's bond accountability programCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2009-01-01
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California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitationit fails to track and use data that would allow it to more effectively monitor and manage its operationsCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2009-01-01
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High-risk updateother postemployment benefits : significant financial risk exists if the State does not actively manage the costs of State retirees' health and dental benefitsCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2009-01-01
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California's postsecondary educational institutionsMore complete processes are needed to comply with Clery Act crime disclosure requirementsCalifornia State Auditor2010-01-01
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Department of Health Care Servicesit needs to streamline Medi-Cal treatment authorizations and respond to authorization requests within legal time limitsCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2010-01-01
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Department of Community Services and Developmentdelays by federal and state agencies have stalled the weatherization program and improvements are needed to properly administer Recovery Act fundsCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2010-01-01
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California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitationinmates sentenced under the three strikes law and a small number of inmates receiving specialty health care represent significant costsCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2010-01-01
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Department of Health Care Servicesit needs to streamline Medi-Cal treatment authorizations and respond to authorization requests within legal time limitsCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2010-01-01
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California Emergency Management Agencydespite receiving $136 million in recovery act funds in June 2009, it only recently began awarding these funds and lacks plans to monitor their useCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2010-01-01
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Department of Developmental Servicesa more uniform and transparent procurement and rate-setting process would improve the cost-effectiveness of regional centersCalifornia State Auditor2010-01-01
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Medi-Cal Managed Care Programthe Departments of Managed Health Care and Health Care Services could improve their oversight of local initiatives participating in the Medi-Cal two-plan modelCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2011-01-01
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Juvenile justice realignmentlimited information prevents a meaningful assessment of realignment's effectivenessCalifornia State Auditor2012-01-01
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Department of Housing and Community Developmentawards of housing bond funds are appropriate, but cash balances are high and monitoring continues to need improvementCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2012-01-01
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City of Vernonalthough reform is ongoing, past poor decision making threatens its financial stabilityCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2012-01-01
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Physical Therapy Board of Californiaalthough it can make improvements, it generally processes complaints and monitors conflict-of-interest requirements appropriatelyCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2012-01-01
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California Department of Veterans Affairsit has initiated plans to serve veterans better and more cost-efficiently, but further improvements are neededCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2013-01-01
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Salton Sea Restoration Fundthe state has not fully funded a restoration plan and the state's future mitigation costs are uncertainCalifornia State Auditor2013-01-01
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Department of Parks and Recreationflaws in its budget allocation processes hinder its ability to effectively manage the park systemCalifornia State Auditor2013-01-01
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Judicial branch procurementsix superior courts generally complied with the judicial branch contracting law but they could improve some policies and practicesCalifornia State Auditor2013-01-01
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Child welfare servicesthe county child welfare services agencies we reviewed must provide better protection for abused and neglected childrenCalifornia State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits2014-01-01
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Indian Gaming Special Distribution Fundcounties' benefit committees did not always comply with state laws for distribution fund grantsCalifornia State Auditor2014-01-01