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Report: Workforce gap in L.A. region in means thousands of middle-skills jobs could go unfilled

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By: Ed Coghlan

October 3, 2017

Talent gap and an aging population are upping the demand for more workers in middle-skills jobs in mid-income range

From Small Steps to Giant Leaps: What Must Come Next for the California Housing Agenda?

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By: Carol Galante and David Garcia

October 2, 2017

Momentum should be turned toward unresolved issues of California’s housing crisis like the cost of production

California lawmakers take steps forward on housing

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By: David Garcia and Carol Galante

September 29, 2017

A look at what housing bills passed by the Legislature will do

Elevate CA: More empowered workers needed to grow California’s middle class

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By: Elizabeth Sholes

September 27, 2017

Businesses with increased employee decision-making are more stable and profitable

Importance of Working Landscapes to California’s Economy and Climate Change

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By: Stephanie Larson and Adam Livingston

September 27, 2017

Carbon-oriented management of land may offer owners an income opportunity while also helping to mitigate climate change

Why unions and the private sector should work together as partners in job creation

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By: Dave Regan

September 26, 2017

How both groups must change in order to collaborate and reinvigorate the California Dream

How San Diego’s Blue Economy could help elevate state’s jobs and economy

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By: Rafael Castellanos

September 21, 2017

San Diego’s port is incubating businesses in Blue Tech industries

Riverside County builds team dedicated to inmates with mental health needs

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By: Nadine Ono

September 21, 2017

Deputies work along with mental health specialists embedded at the jails to improve success of inmates

CA Fwd statement on passage of legislative housing “package”

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By: Jim Mayer

September 16, 2017

Legislature has taken an important first step in addressing the crisis but more work to close affordability gap must get done

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Report: Workforce gap in L.A. region in means thousands of middle-skills jobs could go unfilled

From Small Steps to Giant Leaps: What Must Come Next for the California Housing Agenda?

California lawmakers take steps forward on housing

Elevate CA: More empowered workers needed to grow California’s middle class

Importance of Working Landscapes to California’s Economy and Climate Change

Why unions and the private sector should work together as partners in job creation

How San Diego’s Blue Economy could help elevate state’s jobs and economy

Riverside County builds team dedicated to inmates with mental health needs

CA Fwd statement on passage of legislative housing “package”

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