California Forward
In light of what’s been going in Sacramento, many people believe things have become worse, but they still have faith things can get better.
read moreA new study from California Common Sense found that of the 20 cities with the largest budgets, 11 of them – over 50 percent – had not put aside money for future health care costs that they are virtually guaranteed to take on down the line
read moreLong Beach city leaders recently launched an online simulation for residents to better understand the complexities involved in the budget process.
read moreThe Future of California Elections presents their findings to date on improving the effectiveness of California elections and increase voter participation
read morePlagued by an abundance of problems more characteristic of third world countries, Allensworth, population 471, highlights how local governments can right all of the wrongs
read moreLatinos, making up nearly half of the state as the fastest growing population, will be a crucial voting bloc for politicians in November
read more“Print, sign, mail” may become a mantra of the past if Secretary of State Debra Bowen stays on target to have Online Voter Registration (OVR) up and running this September
read moreMobilize.org is taking the task of getting Millennials involved in the political process very seriously.
read moreOur recent survey of California Millennials finds that young Latinos are unique among even their young peers.
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