Following Industry, Sen. Ed Hernandez is Gunning for another City Audit
Can’t stop. Won’t stop.
Victorville, Joining SF and SJ, Becomes Third CA City to Partner with Bloomberg Open Data Initiative
What Works Cities is a $42 million program geared toward helping medium sized cities (100K to 1M people) realize their open data potential.
Here is a City with 4 of 5 Councilmembers Facing Federal Charges
Don’t forget the City Manager/City Attorney too!
Monrovia State of the City Sees Two Bombshells Drop
Boom goes the dynamite.
L.A. Urges State to Probe High So Cal Gas Bills
One council member says his own gas bill more than tripled after the gas leak near Porter Ranch.
State Senator has City of Industry in his Crosshairs
City of Industry is an interesting little place.
Open Data and SB 272 Free Webinar January 20
Last October Governor Brown approved SB 272 (Hertzberg), adding a section to the California Public Records Act and requiring cities, counties and spceial districts to create catalogs of their data
Update: San Jose Mayor Leaving ‘Kitchen Cabinet’ Calls off of Calendar
The update comes after a larger investigation found that the council was also leav
Examining the Vulnerability of California Cities
Dan Walters of the Sacramento Bee points to both city bankruptcies, questionable pensions, and more recent events to paint the picture.