In response to legislative directive, this report presents salary information for part- and full-time faculty in the California Community Colleges for the 1993-94 fiscal year. Part 1 presents an executive summary, indicating that the estimated average salary for full-time faculty in 1993-94 is $50,546, a 1.2% increase from 1992-1993; that the disparity between California's ten highest-paying and ten lowest-paying districts for 1992-93 stood at 26.0%; and that the previous disparity between full- and part-time faculty continues for 1993-94, with full-time faculty earning more than twice as much as part-time faculty on a contact hour basis, even after adjusting for the advising and counseling activities of full-time professors. Part 2 provides narrative descriptions and tabular displays of salary data, covering the following areas: (1) mean salaries for 1992-93; (2) the highest- and lowest-paying districts from fall 1987 to fall 1993; (3) annualized cost-of-living adjustments from fall 1990-91 to fall 1993-94; (4) two sample salary schedules for 1993-94; and (5) an analysis of mean dollars per weekly faculty contact hour (WFCH) paid to full-time, part-time, and overload faculty from fall 1989 to fall 1993. Appendixes include fall 1993 tables showing number of employees by type of assignment; number of full-time equivalent employees by type of assignment; percent distribution of annual salary and WFCH per schedule for credit, total contract, and regular faculty; and percent distribution by hourly compensation rate for contract, regular, and part-time faculty. (KP)