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Fast Company
1 week ago
Artificial intelligence

Here's how California state agencies plan to use generative AI

Generative AI tools for public service in California. [ more ]
ABC7 San Francisco
1 week ago
California

Newsom to update his budget proposal Friday as California's deficit is likely growing

California faces growing budget deficit despite efforts to manage it without general tax increases. [ more ]
www.mercurynews.com
2 weeks ago
California

Walters: California once led in government transparency. It descended into secrecy and opacity

Transparency in California government has eroded in recent years, leading to decisions made behind closed doors and lack of meaningful debate. [ more ]
Sacramento Bee
1 month ago
California

Gavin Newsom pushes homeless funding accountability, wants more low income housing in cities

Newsom emphasizes accountability in homelessness funding, plans to ensure effectiveness through oversight and potential legal actions. [ more ]
Sacramento Bee
1 month ago
California

California employees could lose telework if they don't comply with two-day in-office mandate

Critics speculate California may revert to full-time in-office model.
Some state managers under Health and Human Services Agency might need to work in person two days per week. [ more ]
Sacramento Bee
1 month ago
California

California departments with return-to-office mandates praised telework in internal surveys

Remote work surveys reveal changing stances among California government agencies.
Some California departments shifted to in-office work despite prior support for remote work. [ more ]
Sacramento Bee
2 months ago
California

California state agencies won't report telework data anymore as workers return to office

Telework data dashboard will disappear due to budget cuts and a push to bring workers back to the office.
DGS and CalHR will conduct periodic surveys to collect telework data in the absence of the dashboard. [ more ]
Kqed
3 months ago
California

California Stuck With $300 Million Tab as FEMA Denies COVID Housing Program Expenses | KQED

California cities and counties expected FEMA to cover costs of moving homeless residents to hotels for COVID-19 protection.
FEMA's sudden refusal to reimburse has left local governments financially strained. [ more ]
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