California Forward
It was another busy week in the world of public safety realignment in California as the implementation of historic legislation that has helped enable California to close the revolving door of low-level inmates cycling in and out of state prisons continues.
read moreAs public agencies are being pushed to release more data, a report from the Center for Technology in Government (CTG) looks at what governments should consider before implementing transparency initiatives to ensure efforts have a valuable impact on good governance and public utility.
read moreGovernors, labor, newspapers & new pro-CEQA coalition weigh in as legislative deadline nears
read moreHigh-tech business community applauds effort to close tech & science skills gap
read moreJob training programs at colleges get much needed boost
read moreThe fiscal cliff wasn’t the only cliff that threatened the nation’s economic balance to start the year. Elected officials in Washington were also grappling with how to keep the nation from going headfirst off the dairy cliff.
read morePublic & private sector teams up to boost innovation in all California regions
read moreCEQA reform sites highlight environmental law “successes” or “abuses”
read moreA group called Verified Voting works to make sure that not only do people have the ability to vote but that it is properly counted when they do. They are currently working with Los Angeles on a widescale upgrade to voting technology.
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