California Forward
How would you spend $3.2 million to improve your city? The city of Vallejo is asking residents to decide that very question.
read moreMomentum to discuss & reform CEQA goes on tour in California cities
read moreWith so many stories coming from so many other states about purported voter fraud and attempts at marginalizing minority voters, the narrative was quite the opposite in the Golden State.
read moreAlthough you might not know it given that the mobilization of the Latino voting bloc is one of the main reasons cited by the media for President Obama’s re-election, California’s electorate does not yet reflect the state population’s racial diversity.
read moreChamber recognizes local businesses hot on heels of another SF victory
read moreWith more people consuming media online and watching live TV less, we roundup what kind of social media campaigns the big money bought in the California proposition races.
read moreWell over three quarters of the eligible voters in California registered to vote, or about 18.2 million people in total, according to an official statement released by Secretary of State Debra Bowen’s office. Although the approximately 986,000 new voters who registered in the 45 days prior to the October 22 deadline doesn’t surpass 2008’s record 1.2 million tally in the same timeframe, this year’s surge is still significant and the overall number does represent a new record total.
read moreOne hot button issue has been the requirement that voters have official identification in order to vote. 30 states now have those requirements, although the largest state, California, does not.
read moreWhat impact is California’s new Top Two Primary law really going to have on California politics? It’s a question that will be better answered after Tuesday’s election, but there’s no doubt it has changed the political landscape of California.
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