California Forward
Last week, John Myers moderated a frank discussion at Cal State Sacramento about what drastic measures are needed to get our state back on track. Here’s what was said.
read moreCalifornia’s economic recovery is unquestionably hampered by the 850,000 people aged 16-24 who are neither in school nor working
read moreFinishing gap in SoCal freeway system is 50-year hard lesson in California infrastructure
read moreOn Tuesday, the city council of Alameda voted to convert to biennial budgeting; a process designed to promote fiscal discipline, long-term policy planning, and increased accountability.
read moreReport shows 850,000 young people in state not working or in school
read moreFor those who pay attention to the governance issues in California, the fiscal tension that exists between Sacramento and our local governments is a long standing problem that needs to be repaired sooner rather than later.
read moreNearly five months later, community members say enough’s enough with the bad press. Many have banded together to tell a different story. This grassroots movement has a name: Stockton Forward.
read moreJust getting California’s roads, buildings in good repair vital to economy
read moreGraduating isn’t enough in today’s high-skill job economy
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