California Forward
We wrap up the week for you with a few bullet points for Saturday reading.
read moreTwenty five years ago, Michael G. Santos was convicted for trafficking cocaine. He reformed himself in prison and because of realignment, is able to spend the final year of his sentence in a halfway house in San Francisco. Here is the start of his story.
read morePublic private partnership key to opening office for supporting California exports
read moreCalifornia’s beleaguered timber industry has had some good news recently. Gov. Jerry Brown signed legislation this week enacting a new consumer tax on lumber sales.
read moreCalifornia is one state politically but economically several regions with many industries
read moreThink of “Nextdoor” as a Facebook for your neighborhood
read moreForty four percent of state legislative seats are open, according to a recent study released by Ballotpedia, giving California the most competitive elections of all 50 states
read moreProgram entices manufacturer and others to put down roots in Southern California economy
read moreCommunity Colleges take on retooling workforce development
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