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Elevate CA: Helping California students get ahead can start with a free breakfast

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By: Laura Capps

October 26, 2017

There is such a thing as a free lunch (and breakfast) and millions of California kids skip it

Restoring California’s ability to recharge groundwater a more cost-effective drought strategy

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By: Judy Corbett

October 26, 2017

Water experts recommend strategies for maximizing groundwater recharge for more storage capacity at one-sixth the cost

Riverside County adopts “Lean” approach to transforming probation department

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By: Nadine Ono

October 25, 2017

Streamlining creates more time for engaging clients and hopefully preventing a return to jail

Preparing an early education workforce for East Bay has innovative head start

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By: Ed Coghlan

October 25, 2017

Program addressing shortage of Head Start educators earns Summit award

Elevate CA: Socially responsible stimulus shows a greener way to growth

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By: Ibrahim AlHusseini

October 24, 2017

Investment in socially responsible businesses big and small can be used promote equity

Parenting classes in San Bernardino jails help inmates reconnect with their children and themselves

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By: John Guenther

October 20, 2017

Programs including supervised visits and trauma recovery are aimed at breaking cycles

Workforce partnership between steel manufacturer, Inland Empire college shows real mettle

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By: Ed Coghlan

October 19, 2017

Public-private learning center training ready-made manufacturing workers for region earns Summit award

Why a more trustworthy government is part of the answer to California’s upward mobility problem

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By: Ann Ravel

October 19, 2017

Lack of a democracy and economy that reflect all of us has major impacts down to the community level

New report outlines recommendations for transparency in who pays for political ads

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By: Ed Coghlan

October 18, 2017

Online campaigns have changed rapidly, but rules to let voters know who is paying have not.

CA FWD NEWS

Elevate CA: Helping California students get ahead can start with a free breakfast

Restoring California’s ability to recharge groundwater a more cost-effective drought strategy

Riverside County adopts “Lean” approach to transforming probation department

Preparing an early education workforce for East Bay has innovative head start

Elevate CA: Socially responsible stimulus shows a greener way to growth

Parenting classes in San Bernardino jails help inmates reconnect with their children and themselves

Workforce partnership between steel manufacturer, Inland Empire college shows real mettle

Why a more trustworthy government is part of the answer to California’s upward mobility problem

New report outlines recommendations for transparency in who pays for political ads

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