CA FWD NEWS

An election official’s perspective: The line starts here!
 150 150 Dean C. Logan
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Do you know why we vote on Tuesdays? The answer dates back to our history as an agrarian society and the time needed to travel by horse and buggy to and from the County Seat to vote on a day that didn’t conflict with crop yielding and selling goods at the market.

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Futures Conference presents vision for a reformed California
 150 150 Ed Coghlan
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At Fullerton College in Orange County, a community college that is celebrating its first 100 years, the theme was to look to the future in business, education, science, technology and government.

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San Diego boosts permanent affordable housing fund
 150 150 Cheryl Getuiza
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Housing options aren’t booming like the tourism industry is

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Los Angeles doubles down on open government with Chief Innovation Officer hire
 150 150 Matthew Grant Anson
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Continuing in a recent trend of embracing innovation and open government, Los Angeles shored up its reputation even more by appointing the city’s first Chief Innovation Officer this week

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Government records: what we don’t know will hurt us
 150 150 Cheryl Getuiza
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The city of San Diego is king when it comes to sunshine. But not all matters in the city are shining so bright. That’s according to one former city official, now the head of Californians Aware.

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An actor’s death sheds light on the need for evidence based addiction treatment
 150 150 Christopher Nelson
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Any time someone dies from a drug overdose, it is a tragedy. Not just because of the loss of human life, but because it was most likely preventable given the right approach to treating drug addiction.

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