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LAPD turns to “SMART” approach for defusing mental health crisis calls

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By: Nadine Ono

November 16, 2016

L.A. program combines training, assessment teams, and a database to prevent the mentally ill from cycling in and out of jail

VIDEO: How California housing becomes a health care issue

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By: Ed Coghlan

November 10, 2016

The housing affordability gap puts drag on the economy in many ways, including impacting the health of families

Communicating with ex-offenders on probation via texting finds success in California county

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By: Nadine Ono

November 10, 2016

Riverside County probation clients sometimes more honest with officers via text message in new test program

The 1,000,000 Homes Challenge: Will workers who build new housing be left housing cost-burdened?

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By: Alex Lantsberg, AICP & Scott Littlehale

November 10, 2016

Housing costs have outpaced wages of many construction workers across California’s regions

California Forward’s Comments on Voter Approval of Proposition 54

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By: Jim Mayer

November 9, 2016

Statement on behalf of James Mayer, President and CEO of CA Fwd

How California’s lack of affordable housing can take toll on human health

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By: Nadine Ono

November 9, 2016

The struggle to cover housing needs and other costs can lead to toxic levels of stress and poor decision making.

California’s Housing Crisis, Construction Labor, & the Costs of Multi-Family Housing

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By: Alex Lantsberg, AICP & Scott Littlehale

November 9, 2016

Research looks into the impact of wages on the construction costs of housing

California early voting showed appeal

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By: Ed Coghlan

November 8, 2016

While thousands waited hours to vote early this year, expanded early voting options in future California elections will require more funding

Can this presidential election actually energize political reform?

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By: Ed Coghlan

November 7, 2016

With a highly polarized political environment nationally, the time is right for reform to break gridlock at the state level.

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LAPD turns to “SMART” approach for defusing mental health crisis calls

VIDEO: How California housing becomes a health care issue

Communicating with ex-offenders on probation via texting finds success in California county

The 1,000,000 Homes Challenge: Will workers who build new housing be left housing cost-burdened?

California Forward’s Comments on Voter Approval of Proposition 54

How California’s lack of affordable housing can take toll on human health

California’s Housing Crisis, Construction Labor, & the Costs of Multi-Family Housing

California early voting showed appeal

Can this presidential election actually energize political reform?

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