Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services//December 4, 2015//

State lawmakers voted Thursday to approve an explanation of Proposition 123 over objections by state Treasurer Jeff DeWit that it is misleading — and probably illegal. And now he is...

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Lawmakers approve Prop 123 language criticized by DeWit