Adam Herbets

(The Center Square) - The California Capitol Annex Project is at risk of costing $98 million more than projected, according to documents obtained by The Center Square.

(The Center Square) - The California Capitol Annex Project is at risk of costing $98 million more than projected, according to documents obtained by The Center Square.

The project has been shrouded in secrecy for years due to thousands of nondisclosure agreements (NDAs) preventing people from talking about the project.

(The Center Square) - It's costing taxpayers at least $1.1 billion, but there's only so much lawmakers are allowing the public to know about the California Capitol Annex Project.

(The Center Square) - It's costing taxpayers at least $1.1 billion, but there's only so much lawmakers are allowing the public to know about the California Capitol Annex Project.

(The Center Square) - It's costing taxpayers at least $1.1 billion, but there's only so much lawmakers are allowing the public to know about the California Capitol Annex Project.

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(The Center Square) - The California Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC) has reported a “troubling increase” in the number of cases where government officials spend taxpayer dollars to illegally campaign

Adam Herbets | The Center Square (The Center Square) — The California Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC) has reported a “troubling

(The Center Square) - Local government agencies in California are legally barred from advocating for or against local tax initiatives, yet those same agencies stand to gain millions—or billions—if voters say yes.