California Forward
Californians in November 2014 are scheduled to vote on a constitutional amendment, the California Rainy Day Budget Stablization Fund Act
read moreLong Beach is known for its port, its aquarium, and the permanently docked Queen Mary. But one more thing should be added to that list: it’s a classic example of local governments – in this case schools – working together.
read moreIs technology bringing government closer to the people? The answer is “possibly.”
read moreAs more and more data is analyzed from last November’s election, the impact of the recently-enacted Online Voter Registration (OVR) in California continues to crystallize.
read moreTo say finances for local governments in California are challenging, is a drastic understatement.
read moreAccording to the annual “Following the Money” report, having dropped from 43rd to 49th place, California is only slightly more open about how it spends money than North Dakota.
read moreThe City Council Salary Setting Commission is gathering input regarding compensation for the Mayor and City Council
read moreCalifornia’s commitment to open government has not kept pace with innovation
read moreCampaign finance disclosure is a critical pillar in the overall discussion of transparency in government during Sunshine Week
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