California Forward
What the Summit’s Triple-Bottom Line philosophy means
read moreOn the platform, citizens and city leaders can view the city’s historical financial information and current budget through visuals that present revenue and expenditure data in a structured format.
read moreIn Riverside County, candidates can no longer hide behind closed doors. Thanks to a big push by Supervisor Kevin Jeffries, those running for office will now have to publicly disclose all contributions more than $1,000 via the Internet.
read more6,962 new jobs created by small companies in 2012
read moreSummit team members say why process is right place, right time
read moreApparently some lessons are only learned the hard way as Bell and Stockton both showed up on a less-than-illustrious list recently.
read moreThe impact of the SAL cluster is just like hosting four Super Bowls a year.
read moreWhen the recession hit in 2008, no region was exempt. Five years later, the state’s economy is improved, but not every region has bounced back in the same way. In fact, getting back to the “good old days” has been uneven.
read moreCalifornia Forward attended the CITRIS Data and Democracy Initiative and UC Berkley’s Institute for Governmental Studies one day symposium where folks discussed the future of open data.
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