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Prop 54 supporters make their case for increased transparency

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By: Ed Coghlan

September 13, 2016

November ballot initiative would require all open legislative hearings be recorded and made available

Can micro apartments play a big part in bridging California’s housing gap?

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By: Nadine Ono

September 13, 2016

Bay Area developer of smaller apartments prescribes three ideas to boost housing stock and affordability

Riverside County aims to help mentally ill stop cycle of incarceration

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By: Nadine Ono

September 7, 2016

Mentally ill offenders stayed in Riverside County jails for longer periods of time and were booked more often.

Registration launches for 2016 California Economic Summit in Sacramento

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By: Justin Ewers

September 1, 2016

CA Fwd and partners inviting leaders to fifth annual Summit in the state capitol to expand shared prosperity in all regions.

Sacramento millennial jumps into local politics to bring fresh voice to table

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By: Amber Nelson

September 1, 2016

“I’m young but I’m ready,” says the candidate about decision to step up and run for office.

Head of California’s watchdog agency dedicated to “helping people do the right thing”

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By: Amber Nelson

August 30, 2016

FPPC Chair Jodi Remke prioritized improving transparency and simplifying ethics law while strictly enforcing serious violations.

Riverside County moves forward with steps to make criminal justice system more cost effective

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By: Nadine Ono

August 26, 2016

Board of Supervisors approved this week recommendations to improve public safety outcomes and cut costs with advice and analysis from CA Fwd.

Public adds voice to project to modernize California’s political ethics law

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By: Amber Nelson

August 24, 2016

Californians who deal with state’s Political Reform Act praise goals of project to simplify law’s language

Report: Prisons and jails fast replacing hospitals as treatment centers for mentally ill

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By: Nadine Ono

August 23, 2016

In some places, ten times the number of seriously mentally ill are incarcerated than the number housed in state psychiatric hospitals.

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Prop 54 supporters make their case for increased transparency

Can micro apartments play a big part in bridging California’s housing gap?

Riverside County aims to help mentally ill stop cycle of incarceration

Registration launches for 2016 California Economic Summit in Sacramento

Sacramento millennial jumps into local politics to bring fresh voice to table

Head of California’s watchdog agency dedicated to “helping people do the right thing”

Riverside County moves forward with steps to make criminal justice system more cost effective

Public adds voice to project to modernize California’s political ethics law

Report: Prisons and jails fast replacing hospitals as treatment centers for mentally ill

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