Time for Political Reform in California?
Civic Intersection features a post about California Forward’s efforts to bring reform to California.
Read more →Peter Golio is the editor / blogger at LA Philanthropy Watch. More →
Civic Intersection features a post about California Forward’s efforts to bring reform to California.
Read more →New blog – Civic Intersection – covers the beat of nonprofits engaged in political advocacy.
Read more →Andrew Breitbart is at it again – with more manufactured outrage to stir up racial resentments. Civic Intersection has the latest story.
Read more →Here is a link to a post on the Hollywood Community Plan – which will affect neighborhoods throughout the area.
Read more →The new blog Civic Intersection will provide better reporting on the Greater Griffith Park Neighborhood Council.
Read more →Civic Intersection focuses on the engagement of Los Angeles nonprofit and voluntary organizations – through the political process – with the public sector.
Read more →Republicans have raised the ‘moral hazard’ argument to justify blocking an extension of unemployment benefits.
Read more →The Planning, Zoning & Historic Preservation Committee is an example of the Greater Griffith Park Neighborhood Council at work for the neighborhood.
Read more →The California Budget Project, a Sacramento-based nonprofit organization, has created budgets to assess how much families need for basic expenses.
Read more →California’s budget problems, while dire, are hardly unique; Illinois lawmakers appear to be willfully irresponsible to a degree we haven’t experienced in the Golden State.
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