Blog & News

Los Angeles building case to be most open city in America
150 150 Christopher Nelson

Over 1500 people RSVPed to see them unwrap one of the most ambitious undertakings of the young Garcetti administration

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Linked learning gains traction in filling California jobs
150 150 Jennifer Ortega

Strategy finds supporters for tackling 1 million worker deficit

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The Primary Club: Thoughts on California’s startlingly low June voter turnout
150 150 Alexandra Bjerg

Pundits, data-miners, reporters…everyone wants to know why statewide turnout on Tuesday was less than the number of registered voters in Los Angeles County alone

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Keeping Californians in suspense
150 150 Courtney M. Fowler

One process that the California’s legislators use to approve government bills has a shockingly similar list of attributes to suspense movies: the aptly-named Suspense File.

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Summit leaders support more housing funding in state budget talks
150 150 Justin Ewers

Goal is creating a permanent source for affordable housing money in an expensive state

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Top Two Primary invites independent voters to the party, too
150 150 Alexandra Bjerg

Independent voters have long been the Plain Jane of the high school that is American politics, but now they’re invited to the party…without having a party

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