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Yes, Washington, there is a political middle

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By: Ed Coghlan

February 15, 2017

Despite blue status, California created models of reform that combat hyper-partisanship

Sacramento college combats racial and economic disparities through health care career pathways

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By: Amber Nelson

February 14, 2017

Program boosted diversity and success rate of allied health care training programs

Grant program lights spark in Bay Area students to learn art of welding

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By: Amber Nelson

February 13, 2017

Career tech education funding brings hands-on training to welding workforce needed by local companies

Bay Area community colleges build program for needed quality control inspectors

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By: Amber Nelson

February 9, 2017

Manufacturers and other companies in the region need 400 inspectors every year

California county organizations warn on ACA repeal without replacement

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By: Nadine Ono

February 7, 2017

Groups involved with health care law sign letter urging the creation of comprehensive plan to support existing coverage levels.

UC Davis Law dean emphasizes civil rights in improving law

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By: Amber Nelson

February 6, 2017

Project to simplify a California law aligns with leader’s goals of increasing access and bettering people’s lives

Increasing voter turnout means putting our money where our mouth is

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By: Caitlin Maple

February 3, 2017

Solving the tortured election funding problem California’s counties experience is key to reducing barriers to voting

Striving to be a “servant-leader,” head of Victor Valley College takes on last great challenge

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By: Amber Nelson

February 3, 2017

Dr. Roger Wagner: Community colleges are “go-to” organization for closing skills gaps

Housing crisis takes center stage at Pasadena candidate forum

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By: Nadine Ono

February 2, 2017

While city has reduced homelessness, professionals living in SoCal suburb worry about affording a house

CA FWD NEWS

Yes, Washington, there is a political middle

Sacramento college combats racial and economic disparities through health care career pathways

Grant program lights spark in Bay Area students to learn art of welding

Bay Area community colleges build program for needed quality control inspectors

California county organizations warn on ACA repeal without replacement

UC Davis Law dean emphasizes civil rights in improving law

Increasing voter turnout means putting our money where our mouth is

Striving to be a “servant-leader,” head of Victor Valley College takes on last great challenge

Housing crisis takes center stage at Pasadena candidate forum

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