California Forward
The budget deal will significantly simplify and rebalance how the state allocates money among school districts and charter schools serving 6 million students
read moreConducted by the California Business Roundtable and Pepperdine University, parts of the survey discuss disconnects on budget issues and how much bang for their buck taxpayers believe they are getting
read moreSince May 1st, the VVCF started raising money for Campaign for Classes. The goal is to raise $250,000.
read moreMore than a year ago, the city and its citizens started the first ever city wide Participatory Budgeting (PB) process, where the community decides how to spend $3.2 million dollars.
read moreCalifornians in November 2014 are scheduled to vote on a constitutional amendment, the California Rainy Day Budget Stablization Fund Act
read moreFamously wracked by budget cuts, the UC system has reached a new low in the number of actual Californians it’s admitting. At the same time, out-of-state applicants have had their acceptance levels swell by 21 percent over last year for the coming fall semester.
read moreIf you think you have the answers, San Francisco elected leaders want to hear from you.
read moreThe States Project was created to provide non-partisan and reliable information on states’ financial health in an easily accessed and digestible manner.
read moreOn Tuesday, the city council of Alameda voted to convert to biennial budgeting; a process designed to promote fiscal discipline, long-term policy planning, and increased accountability.
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