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Summit releases how-to guide on proposed new infrastructure financing tools

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By: Justin Ewers

August 6, 2014

Ideas empower local leaders to address local infrastructure issues

What’s in store on Capitol Day: How to ensure California’s water sustainability

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By: By Paul Granillo and Eloy Oakley

August 5, 2014

Conversation will move to one of state’s most complex issues and its economic impact

Reader Poll: Brother, can you spare a dime for water infrastructure?

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By: Alexandra Bjerg

August 1, 2014

Are you willing to pay more for your water bill each month if the revenue generated from the rate increase was dedicated to improving the old worn out water system?

California businesses ally to ensure robust water policy

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By: John Guenther

July 26, 2014

$106 billion tourism industry benefits from clean water

Using technology, data and crowdsourcing to hack infrastructure problems

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By: Courtney M. Fowler

July 17, 2014

The evolving potential to use tech in improving how government does business gets brighter.

Using technology to drive infrastructure upgrades in age of apps

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By: Courtney M. Fowler

July 17, 2014

Civic innovation can save money on projects and engage public opinion

How drought’s economic impact on California agriculture is a wake-up call

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By: John Guenther

July 16, 2014

Pumping groundwater keeps sector afloat

Smart planning needed for California cities to become more walkable

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By: Courtney M. Fowler

June 30, 2014

Study says Millennials driving demand for walkable living and working

Size of California’s water bond does matter but how it’s spent matters more

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By: Justin Ewers

June 27, 2014

The bigger issue explained as legislators and governor debate water bond size

Infrastructure

Summit releases how-to guide on proposed new infrastructure financing tools

What’s in store on Capitol Day: How to ensure California’s water sustainability

Reader Poll: Brother, can you spare a dime for water infrastructure?

California businesses ally to ensure robust water policy

Using technology, data and crowdsourcing to hack infrastructure problems

Using technology to drive infrastructure upgrades in age of apps

How drought’s economic impact on California agriculture is a wake-up call

Smart planning needed for California cities to become more walkable

Size of California’s water bond does matter but how it’s spent matters more

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