California Forward
It looks like turning to technology paid off for the City of Riverside, which, for the sixth year in a row, was named a Top Digital City in the U.S. by e.Republic’s Center for Digital Government and Digital Communities.
read moreLocal economy should benefit from streamlined biz tax credit
read moreRather than focusing on living as a model inmate, more than 15 years ago I started thinking about what I would need to emerge as a law-abiding, contributing citizen.
read moreWhile Hostess drama dominates, bigger story cuts state in two
read moreAccording to a completely redesigned website showing wage and benefit data for public employees across California, at an average annual salary of over $100,000, Indian Wells city employees have the highest average wages compared to any city in the state.
read moreWhile California unemployment dropped in most of state, SJV colleges hope to do better
read moreCode for America recently selected the Bay Area city to participate in its 2013 Code for America program. The organization will connect the city with top talent from the tech industry to develop civic technology.
read moreEnergy innovation, real estate, pension reform: see what else was on tap at #CASummit
read moreLarry Gerston, author and California politics expert, sits down with California Forward Executive Director Jim Mayer to discuss what why our Golden State isn’t shining anymore and how more people can get involved and engaged.
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