Gov. Jerry Brown Thursday vetoed legislation that would have provided financial relief and legal aid for thousands of students affected by the abrupt closure this spring of the for-profit, Santa Ana-based chain Corinthian Colleges. In his message,...
Brown Vetoes One Bill, Signs Another Affecting Corinthian Students
The Orange County Register - News Headlines : Business, Orange County Register: Business
Thu, 10/08/2015 - 6:11pm
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