California Forward
Over 1 million Californians filed voter applications online this fall and over 380,000 of them have already been qualified. All told nearly 700,000 Californians registered to vote in the 45 days leading up to the October 22nd deadline.
read moreEconomic impact estimated to be in $100 to 500 million range
read more“The hard truth is, despite what you hear from many people on both sides of the argument, we just don’t know yet,” Sharon Aungst, director of California Forward’s Partnership for Community Excellence told the Association for Criminal Justice Research in California.
read moreWhat does a drop in California unemployment but few jobs created mean?
read moreAs recently as a decade ago, the sprawling redwood north of California, a region the size of Connecticut and New Jersey combined, had no broadband access, difficult transportation challenges across hundreds of miles of mountains, and a generation of workers who found themselves tempted to tell their children to move elsewhere to find good jobs.
read moreEarlier this week, the City of Santa Ana agreed to let the sunshine in. On Monday the city council approved the community driven “Sunshine Ordinance” designed to bring transparency to City Hall.
read moreSupply and easing credit drive up California sales of cars.
read moreRural economic development faces different challenges, same goals
read moreIf you pay any attention to politics in California, here are two words for you: Berman-Sherman.
read more