California Forward
At the 2015 California Economic Summit on Friday, three ambitious new goals were unveiled—the One Million Challenges in a video introduction.
read moreRegion called living laboratory for the future of the economy as Summit participants gather in Ontario for annual Summit event
read moreKey Assembly committee on the economy will holding a hearing in Ontario in collaboration with the Summit on the first day of the annual meeting.
read moreCalifornia needs to conserve, capture, and re-use an additional one million acre-feet of water every year over the next decade.
read moreThis year’s Summit will target three of California’s most pressing challenges: workforce, housing, and water.
read moreAnnual gathering will happen in Ontario, the first time the Summit will take place in the Inland Empire, where the effects of the Great Recession were felt most severely and the issues of workforce, housing and water are vital.
read moreThis year, Summit participants, along with presenters like California’s Treasurer John Chiang, Controller Betty Yee, Secretary of State Alex Padilla and Assemblymember Jose Medina, will gather in Ontario on November 12 and 13.
read moreHousing team supports package of legislation to raise more housing funds but calls for more permanent solutions to growing problem.
read moreDoes California have the Right Mix of Economic and Workforce Policies and Programs?
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