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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.

California Community Colleges partner with private sector to train needed energy workforce

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By: Amber Nelson

November 4, 2016

California’s energy goals will require more advanced energy workers to fill gaps in workforce needs

Toolkit offers 15 ways to match the scale of California’s housing crisis

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By: Justin Ewers

November 3, 2016

New report calculates how many new housing units a range of options could produce

Two counties, same challenge: Data helping to reshape California jail systems

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By: Nadine Ono

November 3, 2016

San Bernardino and Santa Cruz are latest counties utilizing CA Fwd criminal justice research

California Constitution scholar focused “fresh eyes” on reform of state’s political ethics law

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By: Amber Nelson

November 2, 2016

Committed to studying California’s lengthy constitution, David Carrillo proved to be ideal partner in new reform project

California should invest in the infrastructure of democracy — elections

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By: Jim Mayer and Caitlin Maple

November 1, 2016

Fortunately the operations and funding of California’s elections are finally getting some serious attention

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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?

California Community Colleges partner with private sector to train needed energy workforce

Toolkit offers 15 ways to match the scale of California’s housing crisis

Two counties, same challenge: Data helping to reshape California jail systems

California Constitution scholar focused “fresh eyes” on reform of state’s political ethics law

California should invest in the infrastructure of democracy — elections

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