A new audit report issued by California's Independent State Auditor Elaine Howle found that the California Department of Veterans Affairs isn't delivering services as well as it should to the two million veterans living in the state. The report by the California Bureau of State Audits recommends that the California Department of Veterans' Affairs develops measurable goals and objectives that are directly aligned with the needs of the veteran community, based on a formal assessment of veterans' needs. A summary of the audit report is available online. The full audit report is available online.
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Week of November 02, 2009
Current Issue
- 'Ticking Bomb' View of Veterans Erroneous
- Photographs Sought for Vietnam Memorial
- Some Vets Should Reapply for Disability
- Checking Benefits Online
- New Report Addresses VA Difficulties
- Top 15 High-paying Jobs for Vets
- Join Us: Military Spouse Summit
- VA Offers Free Credit Monitoring
- TRICARE Troubles Loom
- Congress Looks Into VA Backlog Issue
- Veterans Receive COLA Increase
- Earned Income Tax Credit
- Navy to Dump BCG Eyeglasses
- $300k Coverage for $21.78 a Month
- Army Band to Celebrate Anniversary
- Homebuying Myth: Renting Less Expensive
- Deal of the Week: Banana Republic
- Benefit Calculator: Benefits in One Place
- Post 9-11 GI Bill Changes Now in Effect
- Top 35 Veteran Employers
- Deal of the Week: KinderCare
- VA Loan Facts for 2012
- Join Us at the Spouse Summit March 2-3
- State Veterans Benefits Directory
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- Get $250k Protection for $13 a Month
