CA FWD NEWS

As summer jobs for students on summer break dry up across the state, San Diego is managing to keep job the reservoir full.

Manufacturers competing for skilled workers not just customers

Rolling credits to make sure California film economy stays in the picture

Over the weekend, in the year that marked the 20th anniversary of the L.A. Riots, the man was the reluctant spark that ignited a powder keg in 1992 has passed away.

Why does the state of California continue to fund the Division of Juvenile Facilities (DJF) when lately, a about 80 percent of its first offenders consistently return for a second stay?

Higher home sales & possible construction turnaround good signs for economy

Fred Silva, our own Senior Fiscal Policy Advisor, is making the rounds in the media lamenting the lack of transparency that is once again creeping back into California’s budgeting process.

The Latino population is a rapidly growing demograhic but the number of Latino voters is not ballooning at the same rate. A political campaign veteran explains why and what their impact might be in November.

Grassroots Labs founder Mike Madrid talks about the effect of the top-two system during the June 5 primary