CA FWD NEWS

We have met the arrestee and he is us
150 150 Gregg Fishman

A ground breaking study of who actually gets arrested in four California metropolitan areas has some surprising results. It’s us.

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Video: Palo Alto continuing open data push for city government
150 150 Cheryl Getuiza

The city is using technology to create a more inclusive form of local government. Months after its launch, we wanted to find out how if citizens are answering the call to become more engaged.

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Making progress on AB 109 allocation
150 150 Gregg Fishman

The best solutions to complex issues often come from a solid application of the three Cs: communication, collaboration and cooperation. And that is exactly what was going on last month in the CSAC Conference Center in Sacramento.

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CEQA Roundup: Battle taking shape after Gov. Brown’s speech
150 150 Justin Ewers

Busy week as environmental reform adversaries trade fire & legislation introduced

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Video: Redistricting quirk leaves some unrepresented, others with two state senators
150 150 Alexandra Bjerg

A quirk resulting from the 2011 redistricting process has left nearly 4 million Californians without an elected representative in the state’s upper legislative chamber for the next two years, while others are temporarily represented by two state senators.

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CALPIRG transparency report raises broader questions on public access
150 150 Robb Korinke

Last week CALPIRG released a new report on Transparency in City Spending, evaluating transparency efforts in 30 of the nation’s most populous cities.

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The San Joaquin Valley’s response to the Governor’s budget
150 150 Niki Woodard

In effect, the sentiment can be surmised as one of pleasant surprise, somewhere along the lines of “wow, I’m sure glad I didn’t place a bet on that one.”

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