Another reason why California is doomed.  Los Angeles Times:  “The state of California’s real unfunded pension debt clocks in at more than $500 billion, nearly eight times greater than officially reported.  That’s the finding from a study released Monday by Stanford University’s public policy program, confirming a recent report with similar, stunning findings from Northwestern University and the University of Chicago.”

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