RLACEI Board takes tour to say hello to City leadership.
To continue to bring the highest quality of service and to continue to serve and advocate for Retired Los Angeles City employees, RLACEI will increase its membership dues to $3 per month...
MEET YOUR BOARD: A look at RLACEI Board Members
Ruth Perry began her term effective Jan. 1 as the first Latina and female RLACEI President...
LEGISLATIVE REPORT: State Supreme Court Weighs Pensions’ ‘California Rule’
The major issue for public pension plans in California is the State Supreme Court’s consideration of the Cal-Fire case as to how far the “California Rule” can go in protecting any changes in a pension plan...
LACERS BOARD UPDATE: Passive Vs. Active Investing: Looking for Best Advantage
What are active and passive investing? Active investing is using a money manager to buy and sell individual stocks...
LACERS BOARD UPDATE: LACERS Well to Support Members’ Fulfilling Lives
The LACERS Board has approved an expanded LACERS Well program with a greatly increased budget to further improve our members’ health and enjoyment of life with a theme of Living a Full Life.
RLACEI: Board Has Vacancy, Seeks New Director
The RLACEI Board of Directors is looking for members to serve on the Board. The Board ensures that our retirement benefits are protected...
The City Parties!
The Retired Los Angeles City Employees, Inc. (RLACEI) held its annual Christmas luncheon Dec. 6 at the Grace E. Simons Lodge near Dodger Stadium...
PRESIDENTS REPORT: RLACEI Works Collectively For Retiree Benefits, Interests
It is with a humble heart and an enthusiastic outlook that I begin my tenure as RLACEI President in the good company of my fellow directors.
Retirees Association Fees Increasing
To continue to bring the highest quality of service and to continue to serve and advocate for Retired Los Angeles City employees, RLACEI will increase its membership dues to $3 per month...
LEGISLATIVE REPORT: Pension Law and Policy
The major issue for public pension plans in California is the State Supreme Court’s consideration of the Cal-Fire case as to how far the “California Rule” can go in protecting any changes in a pension plan...