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New survey reveals disconnect between Californians and state government

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By: Christopher Nelson

May 30, 2013

Conducted by the California Business Roundtable and Pepperdine University, parts of the survey discuss disconnects on budget issues and how much bang for their buck taxpayers believe they are getting

Decline in elected women in Los Angeles flies under the radar

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By: Alexandra Bjerg

May 30, 2013

That’s right, just one of 18 elected officials in Los Angeles will be a woman, despite women accounting for slightly more than 50 percent (!) of the population.

Road to the Summit: Tale of two economies in capital region

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By: Susan Lovenburg

May 30, 2013

Businesses plan for prosperity in area that’s more than just a government economy

California community college looks to raise money to offer 50 additional classes

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By: Cheryl Getuiza

May 30, 2013

The centerpiece of the campaign is Auto Occupado

Californians say economy doing better but middle class shrinking

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By: John Guenther

May 29, 2013

Survey shows optimism but gives low grades to Legislature on jobs

Growing CA manufacturing industry goes from grimy and manual to clean and technical

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By: Cheryl Getuiza

May 29, 2013

The first ever California Advanced Manufacturing Summit was recently held in Sacramento. CMTC played a big role.

California community college crowd-sources funding for new classes

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By: Cheryl Getuiza

May 29, 2013

Since May 1st, the VVCF started raising money for Campaign for Classes. The goal is to raise $250,000.

Washington state bridge collapse brings attention to California’s infrastructure

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By: Ed Coghlan

May 28, 2013

It will take $300 billion to get existing transportation infrastructure up-to-date and to meet our future needs

Time to do something about California’s infrastructure

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By: Ed Coghlan

May 28, 2013

Bridge collapse puts spotlight on aging infrastructure everywhere

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New survey reveals disconnect between Californians and state government

Decline in elected women in Los Angeles flies under the radar

Road to the Summit: Tale of two economies in capital region

California community college looks to raise money to offer 50 additional classes

Californians say economy doing better but middle class shrinking

Growing CA manufacturing industry goes from grimy and manual to clean and technical

California community college crowd-sources funding for new classes

Washington state bridge collapse brings attention to California’s infrastructure

Time to do something about California’s infrastructure

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