Cupertino says no to program to recoup funds borrowed by state

Full story: San Jose Mercury News

Cities statewide are deciding this month whether to sign up for a program allowing them to get back property tax revenues that the state is borrowing in its effort to balance California's budget or to wait until 2013 to be reimbursed with interest.

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