California Forward
While the law changes how money is distributed, however, it does very little to change the actual amount of money that is going toward schools.
read moreForward thinking that put 1/3 of US solar jobs here is needed for manufacturing sector
read moreUnaffiliated voters apparently don’t vote as much as Democrats and Republicans. So we have less NPPs and less young people heading to the polls, which doesn’t bode well for how representative elected officials actually are of the people they represent.
read moreOne in 10 jobs in state tied to creative economy
read moreIn this interview, CAFwd spoke to Micah Ali of the Compton Unified School District for his perspective on the ongoing changes.
read moreFor the first time, Advancing Justice-L.A. received a grant from the United States Citizenship & Immigration Services (USCIS), to provide English as a Second Language (ESL) and Civics classes to the AAPI communities of L.A.
read moreReforms align with Summit infrastructure goals
read more$20 million worth of aid to increase water conservation
read moreDo 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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