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Affordable, energy-efficient housing project planned in increasingly expensive Oakland

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By: Nadine Ono

November 5, 2015

Zero net energy development close to BART coming to an Alameda County that faces severe shortage of affordable housing units

Recipe for strong a California economy includes one million more skilled workers

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By: John Guenther

November 4, 2015

Challenge to find enough skilled workers to fill high-pay jobs represents one of the three big challenges to be featured at California Economic Summit.

California Economic Summit introduces One Million Challenges ahead of Ontario event

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By: Justin Ewers

October 30, 2015

This year’s Summit will target three of California’s most pressing challenges: workforce, housing, and water.

Inland Empire health care workforce hits the road to recovery

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By: Bill Britt

October 29, 2015

Region’s physician-to-population ratio comparable to Arkansas and 16,000 health care jobs need to be filled by 2017.

Central Valley families build their own homes in affordable housing program

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By: Nadine Ono

October 27, 2015

Low-income families and first-time homebuyers work together to construct their own affordable houses

VIDEO: California affordable housing complex saves residents green while going green

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By: Ed Coghlan

October 21, 2015

Case study for success amid California’s housing shortage can be found in Woodland, California

Growing senior population looks across Stanislaus County’s widening housing affordability gap

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By: Nadine Ono

October 20, 2015

Region lacks housing funds for growing group with distinct needs

Unheard Voices: Why aren’t more Californians voting?

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By: Caitlin Maple

October 19, 2015

There are many theories on California’s low voter turnout but no single magic fix. Luckily there are groups tackling the multiple causes to the increasing problem.

Legislative wrap-up: Bills signed by Governor Brown boost transparency and accountability

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By: Phillip Ung and Caitlin Maple

October 16, 2015

New California laws include victories in open data, election reform and campaign finance

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Affordable, energy-efficient housing project planned in increasingly expensive Oakland

Recipe for strong a California economy includes one million more skilled workers

California Economic Summit introduces One Million Challenges ahead of Ontario event

Inland Empire health care workforce hits the road to recovery

Central Valley families build their own homes in affordable housing program

VIDEO: California affordable housing complex saves residents green while going green

Growing senior population looks across Stanislaus County’s widening housing affordability gap

Unheard Voices: Why aren’t more Californians voting?

Legislative wrap-up: Bills signed by Governor Brown boost transparency and accountability

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