|
 |
|
President’s Message
-- CARII Board, CSLEA Conference, member meetings
The election for CARII Board of Directors is behind us. On behalf of the 11 directors elected by you, I wish to thank everyone who voted.
In alphabetical order, the new Board is:
• Lynn Fullmer, Dept. of Consumer Affairs, Bureau of Electronic and Appliance Repair
• William Glasgow, State Lands Commission, Marine Facilities Division
• Lillian Hayek, Dept. More... |
| |
|
|
Historic election has renewed volunteerism
-- CARII member setting example
With the coming of colder mornings, shorter days, and the fresh smell of autumn in the air, so too are the bi-annual elections. This election cycle brings historic firsts on the presidential ticket. We are seeing the first African American candidate for president and the first woman Republican vice presidential candidate. More... |
|
 |
| |
|
|
 |
|
Join your fellow CARII members in Cathedral City, Oct. 9-12
-- Celebrate our joyous victory of retroactive retirement benefits
The CARII Board of Directors would love to see you in Cathedral City, Oct. 9-12, for the Annual California Statewide Law Enforcement Association Conference. We’ll even pick up the bill for one night’s lodging and your conference registration fee.
Whether your coming to learn about what the union can do for you or to discuss specific working issues, this is your chance for a mini vacation too! More... |
| |
|
|
Celebrity should not put anyone above the law
-- Dept. of Consumer Affairs should get tough on ‘Fairy Skin Mother’s’ attack on state inspector
She primps Hollywood’s most famous pusses, but the teeth marks she attempted to leave in the hand of a state inspector for the Dept. of Consumer Affairs should be condemned loudly, said the president of the association that represents California’s Barber and Cosmetology inspectors today. More... |
|
 |
| |
|
|
 |
|
CSLB investigators slap cuffs on unlicensed Elk Grove house painter
-- Housing downturn giving rise to illegal contracting
He had lost his license earlier this year for, among other things, overcharging for services, abandoning jobs, and fraud. It did not deter him, however, from continuing to bid on projects and collect money—at least until CSLEA and CARII-member investigators for the Contractors State License Board (CSLB) clamped the cuffs on Jim Lew Seitz Aug. More... |
| |
|
|
|
|
