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New lawsuit puts teacher firing practices under the microscope

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By: Matthew Grant Anson

January 30, 2014

Lawyers inevitably end up having the loudest voice in the room, which is why California Forward reached out to a former California teacher for one person’s ground level view on the lawsuit.

Summit report: Nine things California can do in 2014 to advance prosperity

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By: Justin Ewers

January 29, 2014

Plan gets down to business of helping boost economy

Training next workforce shows up in State of the Union

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By: Cheryl Getuiza

January 29, 2014

What Summit is doing on job training

Californians grade the state with new report card app

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By: Cheryl Getuiza

January 29, 2014

A team from the CITRIS Data and Democracy Initiative at UC Berkeley and staff from Lt. Governor Newsom’s office created the first ever report card as a pilot project.

Report: California economy’s strengths and weaknesses persist

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By: Matthew Grant Anson

January 29, 2014

Strong education strategy would address income inequality

Campaign transparency comes to Oceanside via technological innovation

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By: Cheryl Getuiza

January 28, 2014

In July 2012, the California Legislature approved AB 2452, authorizing local jurisdictions to require the filing of campaign statements and reports in electronic formats.

Paying for California water action plan beyond the drought

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By: John Guenther

January 28, 2014

Getting creative needed to push state’s water system into future

SoCal counties face differing issues on enrolling offenders in expanded Medi-Cal

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By: Paul Olalde

January 27, 2014

Speedbumps on the path to taking advantage of what the ACA offers local corrections aren’t deterring San Diego, Orange and Imperial counties

California makes it easier than ever to vote, but will it work?

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By: Alexandra Bjerg

January 24, 2014

In a report released Thursday, the Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC) examines whether or to what extent recent efforts to broaden the electorate will translate into gains in voter participation.

CA FWD NEWS

New lawsuit puts teacher firing practices under the microscope

Summit report: Nine things California can do in 2014 to advance prosperity

Training next workforce shows up in State of the Union

Californians grade the state with new report card app

Report: California economy’s strengths and weaknesses persist

Campaign transparency comes to Oceanside via technological innovation

Paying for California water action plan beyond the drought

SoCal counties face differing issues on enrolling offenders in expanded Medi-Cal

California makes it easier than ever to vote, but will it work?

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