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City of Riverside making headway with new open data portal

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By: Christopher Nelson

July 30, 2014

EngageRiverside is the latest effort by a sizeable California city to embrace transparency and engage with its electorate

Summit calls for review of CEQA Guidelines

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By: Justin Ewers

July 30, 2014

Effort to update interpretations of key environmental regulation near completion

California businesses ally to ensure robust water policy

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By: John Guenther

July 26, 2014

$106 billion tourism industry benefits from clean water

Reader Poll: Spend or save surplus funds?

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By: Alexandra Bjerg

July 25, 2014

During good economic times, state revenues grow. How should California use a state budget surplus?

Focus on job skill training should fuel up auto tech programs

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By: Nadine Ono

July 24, 2014

In-demand auto repair jobs require revival of technical education training

VIDEO: California’s Hmong find their voice in politics

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By: Ed Coghlan

July 23, 2014

How a young woman, the daughter of Hmong refugee parents, became inspired to inform and activate her community.

What is holding up California ethics reform?

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By: Michelle Bergmann

July 22, 2014

After months of scandal, ethics bills have mixed results despite the need to restore public trust in government.

California elections officials gather at conference in wake of primary news

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By: John Guenther

July 19, 2014

Vote by Mail and the cost of elections in California were topics included in the annual meeting.

Using technology, data and crowdsourcing to hack infrastructure problems

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By: Courtney M. Fowler

July 17, 2014

The evolving potential to use tech in improving how government does business gets brighter.

CA FWD NEWS

City of Riverside making headway with new open data portal

Summit calls for review of CEQA Guidelines

California businesses ally to ensure robust water policy

Reader Poll: Spend or save surplus funds?

Focus on job skill training should fuel up auto tech programs

VIDEO: California’s Hmong find their voice in politics

What is holding up California ethics reform?

California elections officials gather at conference in wake of primary news

Using technology, data and crowdsourcing to hack infrastructure problems

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