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It’s a daunting and complicated task to count every single person in the United States, but the U.S. Census Bureau believes its recent numbers are spot on, calling its 2010 results “an outstanding census.”

How would we fund building the Golden Gate Bridge today?

Well-paying jobs in ag value chain await investment, says USDA director

After hemming and hawing over the issue for years, the city of Los Angeles took the major step on Monday of approving a ban on plastic bags in supermarket checkout lines, making it the largest city in the United States to do so.

A PPIC study shows that Californians have a disconnect between what they want and actually paying for it

Traditional sources of capital closed off from local & regional business

People at Summit comment on low lawmaker turnout

California has always been a bellwether state when it comes to demographic shifts, often seeing trends fully materialize as they are just creeping into other areas of the country.

An Inland Empire-based program launched in 2008 is proving that new thinking about keeping juvenile offenders out of state and county facilities can lead to dramatic results within just a few years.