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Community Colleges can train CA workforce if state budget allows

Under the new budget, significant components of the California Open Meeting Law, better known as the Brown Act, have been suspended.

Water remains one of the top issues facing Californians

Tuesday’s vote by the city of San Bernardino to file for bankruptcy and California’s suspension of the Brown Act may seem like separate issues, but a quick perusal of the details says otherwise.

We present to you the most comprehensive breakdown as to why the ordering of November’s qualified signature initiatives is causing such an uproar in Sacramento.

There is much talk about the Latino bloc in California, and deservedly so. But Bill Wong reminds us that the mounting clout of the Asian American bloc might surprise you in its scope.

Bi-partisan agreement on CEQA reform is mounting

By unanimously passing a “Sunshine Ordinance,” Santa Ana City Council is stepping up its transparency efforts by telling its citizens “we have nothing to hide.”

CAFwd Executive Director Jim Mayer talks Action Plan