SACRAMENTO, CA— Today, the California Budget & Policy Center (Budget Center) announced the official plenaries for its annual conference, Policy Insights, which will take place on Tuesday, April 16. “Policy Insights isn’t just a conference, but where we connect the dots from idea to action,” said Chris Hoene, executive director at the California Budget & … Continued
SACRAMENTO, CA— Today, the California Budget & Policy Center announced the official program for its annual conference, Policy Insights, which was announced late last year, and will take place Tuesday, April 16, at the SAFE Credit Union Convention Center. “With the release of the program, featuring 11 dynamic workshops and plenary sessions, Policy Insights 2024 … Continued
The California Budget & Policy Center, in partnership with the California Commission on the Status of Women and Girls, will produce a significant update to the California Women’s Well-Being Index, which is set to be released in August 2024.
The Legislative Analyst’s Office has put forth several viable options that would positively enhance California’s revenue picture.
SACRAMENTO, CA — On the heels of Governor Newsom’s 2024-25 budget proposal released this morning, the California Budget & Policy Center (Budget Center), a nonpartisan research and analysis nonprofit, weighed in with the following statement from its executive director, Chris Hoene. “In good times and in bad, all Californians deserve the dignity and support necessary … Continued
SACRAMENTO, CA — Today, the California Budget & Policy Center announced the return of their annual conference, Policy Insights, which brings together California’s policy community to share transformative ideas and strategize our pathway toward creating a more inclusive state. “We are thrilled to announce the return of Policy Insights for 2024,” said Chris Hoene, executive … Continued
A new legislative proposal, Assembly Constitutional Amendment 13 (ACA 13), would give voters the opportunity to require that any ballot initiative that increases voter approval thresholds also be approved at that same higher level.
A new study finds that state taxes have little effect on where people decide to live. Instead, people choose where to plant roots based on job opportunities, family, and the cost of housing.
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