Blog & News

U.S. Election Assistance Commission and NIST trumpet innovation in voting technology
150 150 Doug Chapin

There is a burst of creativity underway by election officials, technologists and other stakeholders in the effort to design a different and better approach

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Sacramento fans brace for breakup with Kings
150 150 Matthew Grant Anson

City readies for economic change

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Angelenos to go to the polls in mayoral primary election
150 150 Cheryl Getuiza

Voters in Los Angeles will be at it again, tomorrow, March 5th, this time for the primary election to pick the city’s next mayor.

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CEQA Roundup: What’s next after Rubio?
150 150 Justin Ewers

The CEQA legislation has taken a backseat to the news story of Rubio’s Senate departure.

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What does transparency mean to you?
150 150 Christopher Nelson

One week from Monday marks the start of Sunshine Week, a global recognition of transparency efforts and an opportunity for watchdog organization to issue scorecard reports on local municipalities, states, and countries. Examples are all around us as to why such a week is necessary. It’s an ideal as a standard but the gap between desire and reality is quite large.

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San Diego: sun, surf, economic stability
150 150 Cheryl Getuiza

San Diego was ranked the fourth city for job growth last year

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Asian Americans, Pacific Islanders look to increase voting rates in L.A.
150 150 Cheryl Getuiza

The 2010 Census states that there were 9.8 million people living in L.A. County. Of those, 1.3 million were Asian including Chinese, Filipino, Korean and Japanese.

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