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Category: Economy
A high-speed rail network in Calfornia makes sense economically, benefits all of us socially and is a smart investment for the environment, argues Julian Do.
Under Gov. Brown's revised budget, counties stand to lose crucial funding that would leave millions of Californians without access to health care.
The Immigration Policy Center released on last Thursday a partial state-by-state analysis highlighting the importance and economic impact of Asians and Latino immigrants in the United States.
For the first time, California's telephone assistance program will include discounted wireless service.
The state of California could lose federal funding if it doesn't start expanding Medi-Cal by Jan. 1, 2014.
City does not plan to raise taxes to produce over $1 million in revenue needed to pay back bonds.
A group, whose purpose is to make government more accountable to residents and increase civic participation, has declined to take a stand on a mammoth development project in the eastside community of Boyle Heights.
Business and labor groups met over the Easter weekend and reached an agreement on a new guest worker system that will bring thousands of low skilled workers to the US.
The surplus does not include funds from voter-approved Measure AA.
Gov. Brown's budget proposal would balance California's books, but keep spending on social programs below pre-recession levels.
