The California Legislature passed a budget that includes an additional $200 million for a workforce training program that takes aim at the looming skills gap
California employers are urging the Legislature to fully fund two promising programs this year with $250 million to bolster the state’s workforce. A letter to
When key state leaders gathered Monday for a press conference to promote a bill (SB 1349) authorizing the Secretary of State to create a modern online
When Assemblymember Anthony Rendon (D-Paramount) is sworn in as Assembly Speaker next Monday, he will become what some Californians are describing as the “reform speaker.”
When state Sen. Leland Yee was arrested in 2014 on charges he engaged in racketeering and gun-trafficking activities, Californians were outraged. A state senator who
California Forward has been in existence for nearly a decade and during that time we’ve talked with people around the state about how to improve
When California Forward and the California Stewardship Network conceived the California Economic Summit several years ago, it was hoped it could start a real conversation about job
Californians, including the estimated 6.6 million eligible Californians who aren’t registered, will soon have fewer excuses for not registering to vote. Governor Brown signed a landmark
It is hard to believe that the first state in the country’s history to have two women serving as U.S. Senators at the same time