Better communication, less bureaucracy and telework. Those are some biggest ways state workers think California’s government could run more efficiently. Those ideas, and thousands more, came from a ...
EdSource: California school boards fault state government’s failure to narrow the achievement gap
California school boards fault state government’s failure to narrow the achievement gap
GovCon Wire: Federal, State, Local and Canadian Government Contracting Trends for 2026
Government Technology: What Might State Government AI Adoption Look Like in 2026?
State governments are expected to increase AI adoption in 2026, but questions remain about their ability to enact safeguards in the wake of an executive order signed by President Donald Trump. For ...
Sacramento Bee: ‘Too many fingers in the mix,’ state workers on how to make CA more efficient
‘Too many fingers in the mix,’ state workers on how to make CA more efficient
Policymakers across various levels of government can take several steps to support data center builds while protecting public interest, according to a new resource released by the nonprofit Public ...
- EdSource Editor-at-Large John Fensterwald explains how this election could reshape California schools. The proposed legislation would streamline how state agencies support ...
The GovCon market is expected to remain highly competitive in 2026 The state, local and education market is broadly seeing a transformation as it shifts away from a reliance on federal funding Lear ...
Poynter: Even amid setbacks, public funding for local news is expanding at the state level
The dawn of Donald Trump’s second term signaled a shift in efforts to bolster local news with government assistance. For several years, Congress had considered measures to provide tax credits that ...