California Forward
A quarter of California high school students didn’t graduate in 2011. Latino and limited English proficiency (LEP) students fared even worse, with respective graduation rates of 70 percent and 60 percent.
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read moreInland Empire city’s digital reboot pays out economic & social benefits
read moreThe Northern California city hopes, by getting citizens to dig into the budget process, it will help restore trust and confidence in local government, boost citizen engagement and make the whole budget process more transparent.
read moreEducation spending a priority for setting California’s ship right, says former governor
read moreLos Angeles will not have pension reform on the ballot in the coming city election but the next mayor will most likely need to make the contentious and complex issue a top priority.
read moreAg leaders talk to us on the impact of state’s water issues on farmers
read moreTalking to leaders at Milken’s California Summit about what’s needed to re-tool state
read moreHermosa Beach takes engagement to another level and empowers residents with duties the city and others like it are having a difficult time efficiently handling.
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