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Video on Proposition 16 – Assure PG&E Monopoly by Eliminating Competition
CGS has provided short, nonpartisan Video Voter Minutes for each of the propositions on the June 8 ballot. Headline and text represent editorial commentary.
Read more →Video on Proposition 15 – California Fair Elections Act
CGS has provided short, nonpartisan Video Voter Minutes for each of the propositions on the June 8 ballot.
Read more →Video on Proposition 14 – Creates Open Primary Elections in California
CGS has provided short, nonpartisan Video Voter Minutes for each of the propositions on the June 8 ballot. Headline and text represent editorial commentary.
Read more →Video on Proposition 13 – Limits on Property Tax Assessment
CGS has provided short, nonpartisan Video Voter Minutes for each of the propositions on the June 8 ballot.
Read more →Heal the Bay-Sponsored Bill to Ban Plastic Grocery Bags Advances a Step
California would become the first state in the nation to ban plastic grocery bags (and require that paper bags be made of recyclable materials).
Read more →Coalition to Ban Billboard Blight Responds to Ruling of 9th Circuit Court
The nonprofit that fights pervasive commercial advertising in public spaces suggests that the game is hardly over for outdoor advertising companies.
Read more →Nonprofit Organization Runs TV Ads Featuring Candidate Who Made Gifts
A State Senator’s contribution and loans are followed by TV ads that appear likely to boost his prospects in a contested California primary election.
Read more →GGPNC Schedules Special June 1st Meeting to Catch Up on Business
The governing board, which meets on the third Tuesday of each month, will meet twice this month to make up for a missed meeting in April.
Read more →Did GGPNC’s New Majority Reveal a Different Approach at its May Meeting?
The second of two posts on what changes might be in store for the Greater Griffith Park Neighborhood Council.
Read more →Which Way Forward for Greater Griffith Park Neighborhood Council?
The first of two posts examining what changes in policy or practice we might expect to see at the neighborhood council.
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Fixing Neighborhood Councils from the Bottom Up
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Three Strikes – A Mighty Grassroots Group Goes Down Swinging
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NCRP Report: California ACORN Had a Powerful Impact
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Nancy Pelosi On Passing Health Care Reform (Video)
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Beat Reporting on the Greater Griffith Park Neighborhood Council
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Andrew Breitbart’s Musings on Race – Revisited
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