California Forward
Law will expand development tool cities can use to pay for a range of vital projects, from affordable housing to transportation infrastructure.
read moreThree state departments to select best ideas to help solve specific problems, while engaging citizens in innovating government
read moreImportant efforts to get more people registered to vote are one part of a larger public policy issue with elections in California.
read moreMost low-income families in Riverside and San Bernardino counties are spending more than 50 percent of income on rent.
read moreOp-Ed: The conversation about tax reform should be about how government can provide taxpayers with better value for the money they already send to Sacramento.
read moreWhat does the addition of the “unknown” voter category by the New Motor Voter Program mean for California political party outreach?
read moreCA Fwd project will explore effective ways California counties and other states secure adequate and sustainable funding for administering elections.
read moreAnnual gathering will happen in Ontario, the first time the Summit will take place in the Inland Empire, where the effects of the Great Recession were felt most severely and the issues of workforce, housing and water are vital.
read morePaired together, streamlining regulations and using infrastructure districts to bring down costs would have a big impact on California housing, all without raising taxes.
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