A dozen remarkable women who have made a major commitment to their communities – including California Attorney General Kamala Harris — were honored at a gala earlier this month, hosted by the National Women’s Political Caucus, Los Angeles Westside …
Hidden in all the bad news about California’s troubles is this delightful paradox: Californians, while living in a state that experts say is ungovernable, have within their reach new tools that give them greater power to govern themselves than ever b…
A thoughtful, engaged crowd gathered at the Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles this week to discuss California and the future of our state.
“You can make a difference.” That was the message at last week’s luncheon of the Central California Latina Network (CCLN), called “The Next Wave of Influence in California—Latinas.”
San Diego’s politics-themed festival, PolitiFest, was a big hit on Saturday, drawing hundreds of southern Californians and their families to learn about government and community-based organizations.
It turns out wine, art, and governance reform can mix. California Forward was on hand at last weekend’s Lafayette Art & Wine Festival, the 18th annual event that draws upwards of 100,000 people to the East Bay community.
A more open, receptive, and responsive government was on the minds of many at Sacramento’s Alliance Mixer on Wednesday, put on by the Hispanic, Asian Pacific, and Black Chambers of Commerce.
Sacramento business and community leaders have come together to create a comprehensive plan that will help strengthen the economy, create jobs, and educate the workforce.
The long anticipated results of California’s historic deliberative poll have been released, showing that Californians do believe government can work well, if the system is improved and the state’s leaders and its citizens begin communicating again.
Increased support for longer legislative terms and a move toward local governance were some of the highlights of California’s first ever Deliberative Poll, which occurred from June 24–26 in Torrance.
