California Forward
Skills gap will ensure state will fall short in filling need for college grads and middle-skilled workers.
read more“California Forward has long advocated for giving lawmakers and the public at least 72 hours to review a bill before a final vote. We also know from our extensive consultation with the public that more transparency is essential to improving the public’s confidence in the Legislature. The ’72-hour rule’ has had bipartisan support in the…
read moreGovernor signs bill to automatically register eligible Californians who visit the DMV but more election reform work is needed to ensure there’s a turnout turnaround.
read moreEvent highlighted ways to help the Central Valley thrive including putting a “face” on the Valley and building coalitions to transition to the future economy.
read moreLoss of housing funds combined with increasing costs forcing San Diegans to spend more income on rent.
read moreOp-ed: “Skills gap” is threatening California’s economic growth and keeping people in poverty.
read moreHousing costs in Los Angeles region place growing strain on low-income earners and the livability of SoCal communities.
read moreFor anyone who has used a smartphone, voting should be a cinch with new voting system, set to be in place for 2020 election.
read moreReport: While city councils have increased representation by women, the number of women in the California Legislature is down.
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