California Forward
Linking reform-minded leaders to solve problems on the local and state level will be key to filling vacuum left by federal partisan gridlock.
read moreAnthony Rendon talks to CA Fwd about top priorities after he takes Speaker’s chair next week.
read moreSmart and steady reform effort needs to be sustained – and replicated to help government adapt to a rapidly changing California.
read moreReport: While city councils have increased representation by women, the number of women in the California Legislature is down.
read moreThe question of the day in Sacramento was whether California’s open primary reform was reducing partisan gridlock and creating more competitive elections.
read moreEducation, the economy, and civic engagement topped the agenda at event in Silicon Valley, where a bipartisan panel looked to kick off a larger movement to boost community involvement in solving the big problems of today.
read moreCalifornia’s open primary also known as “top-two” to be a featured topic at election reform summit in Sacramento on August 19.
read moreFormer mayor of San Jose and other politically experienced Californians join upcoming open forum on middle class job creation, improving public schools, inspiring more participation in elections and government, and how we spend our money effectively.
read moreEvents open to the public will feature problem solvers from across the political spectrum engaging with Californians to talk about how we spend our money, how we improve our schools and how we create meaningful jobs.
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