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CA Fwd report highlights ideas for getting more housing out of last year’s housing package

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By: Justin Ewers

March 23, 2018

Implementation efforts, the best chance this year to make a dent in the housing crisis, reach critical juncture

Broad coalition of support grows for California’s online community college idea

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By: Ed Coghlan

March 22, 2018

Business, labor, education and economic development leaders find promise in high-tech learning for working Californians

How to upskill Silicon Valley’s workforce for the automation disruption

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By: Ed Coghlan

March 16, 2018

Leaders gathered to talk about training region’s workers ahead of technological changes in the economy

It All Adds Up: The Cost of Housing Development Fees in Seven California Cities

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By: Sarah Mawhorter and David Garcia

March 15, 2018

Research shows problems with how development fees are currently implemented in California cities

Future blend: Community-supported high-tech learning could save workers stranded by technology

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By: Jim Mayer

March 14, 2018

California’s North Bay region faces workforce shortage during recovery and beyond

New federal law encourages private investment for public good

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By: Ed Coghlan

March 13, 2018

CA Fwd weighs in on approaching deadline to improve Opportunity Zones in California

College students help lead San Bernardino County inmates toward rehabilitation

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By: Nadine Ono

March 13, 2018

Interns teach in-jail parenting and trauma classes and build their skills serving others

Automation will require more future-proofing of skills among Southern California’s workforce

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By: Ed Coghlan

March 6, 2018

Employers and educators gather in Southeast L.A. to strategize workforce training for tomorrow’s economy

California aims to retool its workforce for the future of work

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By: Jim Mayer

March 1, 2018

Industry-education partnerships are key to preparing workers resilient in the face of automation

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CA Fwd report highlights ideas for getting more housing out of last year’s housing package

Broad coalition of support grows for California’s online community college idea

How to upskill Silicon Valley’s workforce for the automation disruption

It All Adds Up: The Cost of Housing Development Fees in Seven California Cities

Future blend: Community-supported high-tech learning could save workers stranded by technology

New federal law encourages private investment for public good

College students help lead San Bernardino County inmates toward rehabilitation

Automation will require more future-proofing of skills among Southern California’s workforce

California aims to retool its workforce for the future of work

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