By Ben Adlin
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Ask a municipal lawyer to name the most daunting challenge of California's cities and counties, and you're likely to hear one word: pensions.
Facing a relentlessly weak economy, many local officials say they've been forced to choose between reining in public employee pay and scaling back vital services. And increasingly, they're pushing the legal envelope to find the savings they're a...
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