On Monday, the board overseeing California’s $624 billion pension fund was scheduled to meet and adopt a stance on a bill that posed, in the staff’s position, a major threat to the retirement system’s future. But that meeting was cancelled because the powerful Senate Appropriations Committee axed the measure, which would have required the California Public Employees’ Retirement System to disclose information about its investments
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