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	September 24, 2008: Obama Holds 10-Point Lead in California, But Debates Loom Large
	September 17, 2008: California Voters Volatile, Discontent, and Divided
	September 09, 2008: Redistricting Unlikely To End Partisan Gridlock in Sacramento
	August 27, 2008: Ban on Gay Marriage Trails -- Voters Split on Teen Abortion Constraints, Redistricting
	August 19, 2008: Medi-Cal Patients Are Heaviest Users of Emergency Departments — Majority of Visits May Be Avoidable
	July 30, 2008: Californians Back Offshore Drilling by Slim Margin
	July 17, 2008: Peripheral Canal Is Best Strategy To Save Delta Ecosystem, Ensure Reliable Water Supply
	June 25, 2008: More Shop, Get News Online -- Yet Digital Divide Widens
	June 10, 2008: Warning Signs Identify Children Likely To Fail High School Exit Exam
	June 04, 2008: Many Legal Immigrants Spent Time In U.S. Illegally
	May 21, 2008: Californians Call Governor’s Lottery Proposal a Bad Bet
	May 12, 2008: New Hands-Free Mobile-Phone Law Expected To Save Hundreds Of Lives A Year
	April 30, 2008: School Quality, State Leaders Get Bad Grades as Budget Showdown Looms
	April 21, 2008: A. Alan Post Donates California Landscape Paintings to PPIC
	April 09, 2008: Inland Empire: Growth Will Slow, Challenges Will Not
	March 26, 2008: As Budget Angst Grows, Californians Take Stock of Fiscal Options and Take Aim at Elected Leaders
	February 25, 2008: Immigration Has Little To Do With California Crime
	January 24, 2008: California Screaming: Economic Angst Hits Record High
	January 16, 2008: Golden State Not So Blue: Independent Vote Counts, If They Turn Out
	December 12, 2007: High Anxiety: Californians Edgy as Economic Woes Escalate, Progress on Policy Issues Stalls
	December 06, 2007: PPIC Statement On Proposition 93
	December 03, 2007: Weighing Options For California Legislative Reform
	November 15, 2007: Delayed Childbearing Trend Increasing In California
	November 05, 2007: Where Are Businesses Relocating… And What Does It Mean For Employment In Your Part Of California?
	October 31, 2007: California’s Higher Education Angst
	September 20, 2007: California: Doom, Gloom, And What Happened To Our Boom? Mood Sours As Housing Slumps; Leaders Take A Hit
	September 14, 2007: In California’s Global Warming Venture, Zero-Emissions Vehicle Program Has Valuable Lessons To Teach
	September 05, 2007: The PPIC Sacramento Center Opens Its Doors
	September 04, 2007: Ruben Barrales, Donna Lucas, Leon Panetta Join PPIC Board Of Directors
	August 29, 2007: Death — In Depth: Racial, Ethnic Mortality Patterns In California
	July 25, 2007: Day Laborers In California… Much Ado About How Much?
	July 25, 2007: PPIC Statewide Survey: Californians And The Environment, The Goal Is Always Greener: Worried Californians Looking for Stronger Government Action on the Environment
	July 17, 2007: $1 Million Chair In Policy Research Awarded To PPIC
	July 10, 2007: Wireless Internet Access Won’t Close Digital Divide On Its Own
	June 27, 2007: PPIC Statewide Survey: Californians And Their Government: State Has Immigration Jitters And Post-Partisan Depression
	May 30, 2007: PPIC Statewide Survey: Californians And Their Government, California Voters: What They Don’t Know Could Hurt Us?
	May 23, 2007: Out-Of-State Labor No Panacea: California Can't Import Its Way Out Of Shortage Of Educated Workers
	April 25, 2007: PPIC Statewide Survey: Californians And Education, Frustrated By Little Progress and Lack of Faith in Process, Californians Lose Focus on K-12 Education
	April 19, 2007: Out Of School Means Out Of Sight—And Out Of Luck—For Large Segment Of California’s Immigrant Youth
	April 12, 2007: State’s Reach Exceeds Its Grasp In Teaching Immigrants English
	March 28, 2007: PPIC Statewide Survey: Californians and Their Government: If You Lead, Will They Follow? Voters, Leaders Not On Same Reform Page
	March 05, 2007: Saving Money On California’s Budget Process
	February 27, 2007: Immigrant Influx Raises Wages Of Native Workers In California
	February 15, 2007: California Employment Not Hurt By Companies Expanding Operations To Other States
	February 07, 2007: Deteriorating And Deadlocked… The Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta Is A California Disaster-In-Waiting
	January 31, 2007: Budget Reality Check: Huge Mismatch Between What Californians Want And What They’re Willing To Pay For
	January 24, 2007: PPIC Statewide Survey: Californians and Their Government: Worried About Washington, Californians Pin Hopes on Sacramento
	January 18, 2007: Mark Baldassare Named New President And CEO Of PPIC
	January 17, 2007: California’s Electricity Market: Are We Making Progress?
	December 19, 2006: The Changing Face Of Healthcare Realities In California
	December 08, 2006: Statement Of The PPIC Board Of Directors On The Retirement Announcement Of President And CEO David W. Lyon
	December 06, 2006: Post-Election Voter Survey: What a Difference a Year Makes: Optimistic Voters Take Leap of Faith, Have High Hopes for Bipartisanship in Sacramento
	November 15, 2006: All Things To All People: The Dilemma Of Community College
	October 25, 2006: PPIC Statewide Survey: Californians And The Future: What Election? Candidates Skirt the Issues, Voters Tune Out
	October 18, 2006: Good Intentions, Bad Consequences: Economic Costs Of Mandating Employer-Funded Health Care Could Be Steep
	October 12, 2006: CA 2025: California's Future: In Your Hands
	September 28, 2006: In California… Who’s Obese, Who’s Not, And Why
	September 27, 2006: PPIC Statewide Survey: Californians And The Future, Upcoming Debate May Be Best Hope For Angelides As Schwarzenegger Popularity—And Lead—Swells
	September 13, 2006: CA 2025: What If California’s Nonvoters… Voted?
	August 30, 2006: Survey On Californians And The Future: Oh, We Of Little Faith! Californians In Funk Over Future, Lukewarm To Big Bond Bucks
	August 30, 2006: School Choice Increases Integration – But Not Student Achievement
	August 09, 2006: California’s Changing Prison Population: Larger, Older… And More Violent
	July 26, 2006: Special Survey on the Environment: Californians Believe Global Warming Clock Is Ticking
	July 25, 2006: Immigrant/Ethnic Civic Organizations Wield Little Influence
	July 12, 2006: Lawns—Giant Sucking Sound In California
	June 27, 2006: Special Survey Of The Central Valley: Bad Air Days! Air Quality, Traffic, Other Growing Pains Hit Fast-Changing Central Valley
	June 27, 2006: Protecting The Ports: Are U.S. Security Measures Missing The Boat?
	June 19, 2006: New Findings on Business Relocation
	May 25, 2006: Special Survey On The State Budget: State Of Uncertainty: Californians Undecided About Primary, Divided About Leadership, Future
	May 11, 2006: Are Federal Poverty Estimates Valid For California?
	April 27, 2006: Special Survey On Education: Californians Rip State Of K-12 Education, But Won’t Put Their Money Where Their Angst Is
	April 19, 2006: Illegal Immigration: National Debate Has Crucial Implications In California
	March 30, 2006: Opportunity Squandered, Leaders Take A Hit; Stalled Infrastructure Plans Were Popular With Public
	February 28, 2006: More Commuters But Shorter Commutes? Changing Patterns Keep Many Commuters' Times In Check
	February 23, 2006: Special Survey On Californians And The Environment: Ignoring Environmental, Coastal Concerns Could Be Perilous For California Politicos In 2006 Election Year
	February 15, 2006: Turnover Of New Teachers In California: Can It Hurt Student Achievement? Jeopardize Federal Funding?
	January 26, 2006: Special Survey On The California State Budget: Despite High Marks For Budget, Infrastructure Plan, Californians Are Cool Toward Governor’s Leadership
	January 24, 2006: California Educators Support State’s Tough Academic Standards But See Low School Resources, Socioeconomic Disparities As Challenges
	January 05, 2006: Special Survey On Population: Let’s Talk About Sex: Californians Say Education, Access To Birth Control, Curb Social Ills
	December 02, 2005: Special Post-Election Voter Survey: Bah, Humbug! Angry Special Election Voters Cast Vote Of No Confidence In State Leaders, Policymaking Process
	November 16, 2005: Employer Or Employee? Workers’ Comp Costs Differ Depending On Who Chooses Medical Provider
	October 28, 2005: Special Survey On Californians And The Initiative Process: If You Call It, Will They Come? Voter Interest In Special Election Surges
	October 26, 2005: Are Businesses Fleeing California? Myth-Busting Study Says No
	October 05, 2005: San Diego’s “Blueprint” School Reform Largely Successful—With A Notable Exception
	September 29, 2005: Special Survey On Californians And The Initiative Process, The Bottom: Are We There Yet? Natural Disasters, Gas Prices Fuel Angst, Distrust
	September 22, 2005: State Budget Cuts Hamper Counties’ Ability To Deliver Health Services
	September 08, 2005: Gaining Ground: California’s Mexican American Children Make Strong Educational Progress Over Parents, Grandparents
	September 07, 2005: Federal Formula Grants and California: Student Aid and Higher Education
	August 25, 2005: Special Survey On Californians And The Initiative Process: Bad Time For The Ballot Box: Californians Disapprove Of Special Election, Schwarzenegger, State Government
	August 18, 2005: California Homebuyers Pushing The Financial Envelope To “Afford The Unaffordable”
	July 27, 2005: Parched Future? California’s Population Growth A Challenge For Water Supply — But Variety Of New Options Could Keep State Afloat
	July 21, 2005: Special Survey On The Environment: Whose World Is It Anyway? Californians Say State Should Take Lead On Global Warming
	June 30, 2005: Federal Formula Grants and California: Federal Child Care Programs
	June 29, 2005: After A Decade Of Living Wage Laws — What’s The Verdict?
	June 16, 2005: Can Medi-Cal Costs Be Controlled?
	June 09, 2005: Power In Numbers? Not Necessarily…
	June 01, 2005: CA 2025: PPIC Study Projects Future Of The State, Identifies Key Challenges
	May 26, 2005: Special Survey On The State Budget: Money Can’t Buy Happiness: State Coffers Grow, But Californians Remain Glum About Budget
	May 18, 2005: More Than 40 Percent Of State's Youth Are Children Of Immigrants
	April 28, 2005: Special Survey on Education: Californians Give K-12 Public Education Poor Grades But Have Great Expectations For Their Kids
	April 27, 2005: Biotech Exodus From California To Other States Unlikely
	April 07, 2005: Born In The USA… But Not Proficient In English
	March 31, 2005: PPIC Names CEO Of Pacific Life Insurance As New Board Chairman
	March 16, 2005: Special Survey Of Los Angeles County: Today’s Worries Darken Future Outlook In L.A.
	February 23, 2005: Policy Puzzle: Leveling Educational Playing Field Proves Tricky
	February 23, 2005: Picture Of Health? Californians Prefer To Make Health Policy At The Ballot Box
	February 10, 2005: Four Crystal Balls: New Model Of San Joaquin Valley Predicts Major Growth, But How And Where Depends On Today’s Policies
	January 27, 2005: As The Nation Goes, So Goes California? Partisanship Returns With A Vengeance
	January 13, 2005: What Caused The Workers’ Compensation Crisis In California?
	December 01, 2004: Special Survey on Orange County: What A Difference A Decade Makes! Ten Years After Bankruptcy, The OC Loves Government
	November 23, 2004: Women’s Work: Married Women, Mothers Drive Family Income Growth
	November 18, 2004: Special Survey On Californians And Their Housing: Housing Costs Lead Many Californians To Consider Moving
	November 15, 2004: Coastal Californians Driving Central Valley Growth
	November 10, 2004: Term Limits Eroding Effectiveness Of State Legislature
	October 27, 2004: What If They Held An Election And Nobody Came?
	October 21, 2004: Californians Want Popular Vote – Not Electoral College – To Choose President
	September 27, 2004: Federal Formula Grants and California: Federal Transit Assistance Programs
	September 23, 2004: They Could Care Less: Californians More Concerned Than Americans Generally About Presidential Vote
	September 14, 2004: Power To The People: Californians Lead Nation In Use Of Local Initiative
	August 17, 2004: Voters Engaged In Top Races And Entrenched In Their Views
	August 13, 2004: Multiracial Californians: A Multifaceted Story
	August 05, 2004: Special Survey On Californians And The Future: Little Knowledge, Big Worries About State’s Future
	August 04, 2004: Crossing The Line: Integration Of California, Mexico Economies Is Largely A Border Story
	July 26, 2004: Transportation Affordability in the Bay Area
	July 22, 2004: Children Who Immigrate To State At Younger Ages Do Better
	July 22, 2004: The Green State: Californians Want Environnmental Protection Despite Economic, Financial Costs
	June 24, 2004: What Does It Take To Build A Successful School?
	May 27, 2004: California's Chronic Budget Blues
	May 27, 2004: California's Chronic Budget Blues
	May 19, 2004: Are School-To-Career Programs Working?
	May 12, 2004: Immigrants Outlive The Native-Born In California
	April 29, 2004: Special Survey Of The Central Valley: There's No Place Like Home!
	April 21, 2004: In The Political Driver's Seat: Whites Dominate Beyond Ballot Box
	April 14, 2004: International Trade Through California Could Triple By 2020...But Can Our Infrastructure Handle It?
	March 31, 2004: Secession Of The Successful? Residents Of Planned Housing Developments Do Not "Opt Out" Of Civic Life, Study Finds
	March 17, 2004: Los Angeles County: A House Divided, Racial, Political Groups Have Different Take On Present, Future
	March 10, 2004: Estimates Of State Housing Shortage Overstated
	February 20, 2004: March 2nd Measures On Shaky Ground
	February 13, 2004: State's Poorest Families Fare Better Than Expected In Recent Economic Slump - But Remain Worse Off Than In Earlier Decades
	January 30, 2004: Gary Hart, Vilma Martinez Join PPIC Board Of Directors
	January 16, 2004: Federal Formula Grants and California: Homeland Security
	January 15, 2004: Where The Rubber Meets The Road: Will Governor's Popularity Translate Into Political Capital?
	January 14, 2004: California Community Colleges Shortchanged
	December 18, 2003: Child Care Subsidies Have Raised Prices For All Families
	December 03, 2003: It's A Wonderful Life: Orange County’s Upbeat Attitude Stands Out In Difficult Times
	November 20, 2003: Mexicans Represent Higher Proportion Of Today's Immigrants
	November 13, 2003: It's A Beach State ... Of Mind: Despite Tumultuous Times, California's Golden Coast Still Captures Hearts
	October 29, 2003: Reality Check: Expectations For California Students Outstrip Resources
	October 10, 2003: Federal Formula Grants and California: Head Start
	September 21, 2003: Distrust Of Government Swells, Support For Recall Subsides
	September 17, 2003: Federal Formula Grants and California: Education Programs for Disabled Children
	September 11, 2003: Many Families Rise Above Poverty Line After Leaving Welfare, But Conditions for Others Are Bleak
	August 27, 2003: Peer Power: Students' Classmates Have Greater Effect Than Other Factors on Academic Success
	August 21, 2003: How Low Can We Go? Recall Reflects New Depths Of Pessimism In California
	August 20, 2003: California's Newest Neighborhoods More Exclusive - But Not More Expensive - Than Older Communities
	July 18, 2003: California's Children Lag Nation's On Measures Of Well-Being
	July 17, 2003: Déjà Vu All Over Again? Start-Ups Key To Silicon Valley Renewal
	July 10, 2003: Special Survey On Californians And The Environment: Not In My Driveway: Air Pollution Top Concern, But State Residents Don't See Themselves As Part Of Problem
	July 02, 2003: Wave of the Future? Overcoming Obstacles to California's Water Market
	June 17, 2003: California's Economy Going Global
	June 12, 2003: Special California State Budget Survey: Californians Bitter, Partisan As Budget Crisis Drags
	May 07, 2003: Racial/Ethnic Wage Inequalities Persist in California
	April 30, 2003: Special Survey of the Central Valley: Air Pollution Angst Settles Over Central Valley
	March 27, 2003: Special Survey of Los Angeles County: Spectrum of Discontent: Common Conerns, Distinct Realities For County's Racial Groups, Communities
	March 13, 2003: Rough Road Ahead: State's Infrastructure Deficiencies Cast Long Shadow
	February 26, 2003: Federal Formula Grants and California: Federal Highway Program
	February 25, 2003: Crisis Of Confidence: Public Clashes With Leaders On Budget, Economy, Iraq
	February 13, 2003: Teen Births in California Fall Below National Average
	February 07, 2003: Missing the Mark? Major State Law Does Not Increase Housing Production As Intended
	January 27, 2003: Lean On Me: California's Local Governments Rely on State Money More Than Those in Rest of Nation
	January 15, 2003: Perfect Storm, The Sequel? Potential For Electricity Crisis Remains Unless State Moves To Reorganize Sector
	December 16, 2002: Managing California's Growth: Regional Planning Is the Latest Trend, But Will It Work?
	December 05, 2002: Golden State of Mind: California Less Worried About Terror Attacks Than Rest of Nation
	December 05, 2002: Majority-Minority Twist: Whites May Dominate State's Voting Population Well After They Lose Status As Largest Group
	December 05, 2002: On The Outside Looking In: Latinos Share Less In County's Bounty But Are More Optimistic About Future
	December 03, 2002: New Series: Federal Formula Grants and California
	November 14, 2002: Not My Problem: Californians See But Don't Feel Pain Of Growth-Related Challenges Facing State
	November 05, 2002: Many Of California's Young Children Live In Poverty
	October 30, 2002: Constance Rice, Thomas Sutton Join PPIC Board Of Directors
	October 22, 2002: Gubernatorial Candidates Get An Education In Voters' Priorities
	October 04, 2002: Most Californians Say Homeland Security A Problem, Support Tax Increase To Improve Local Readiness
	September 26, 2002: Tuned In But Turned Off: Californians Waiting For News They Can Use In Governor's Race
	September 04, 2002: Wide Gaps In Achievement For Central Valley Students: Sacramento A Standout, San Joaquin Falls Behind
	August 29, 2002: Neither/Nor: Californians Unsatisfied With Choices In Governor's Race
	August 07, 2002: Segregation On Decline In California Neighborhoods
	July 17, 2002: Costly Border Build-Up Has Not Reduced Number Of Unauthorized Immigrants In United States
	June 27, 2002: Pessimism About State's Environmental Prospects Generates Resolve, Not Apathy
	June 25, 2002: Not All School Districts Benefit From Class Size Reduction
	May 21, 2002: Mexican Americans Earn Far Less Than Whites, Even After Three Generations
	May 08, 2002: Growth Slows, Diversity Grows In California's Regions
	April 25, 2002: Central Valley Residents Feeling Effects Of Region's Growth
	April 19, 2002: Silicon Valley's Skilled Immigrants Becoming Agents Of Global Economic Change, Survey Finds
	March 29, 2002: Timing Is Everything: Off-Cycle Elections Discourage Voter Turnout In Local Contests
	March 14, 2002: Living Wage Laws Reduce Poverty For Urban Families, Study Finds
	February 21, 2002: Dynamics In Governor's Race Have Changed Dramatically
	February 07, 2002: English Learners: A Growing Challenge for California's Public Schools
	January 30, 2002: Growth-Control Measures May Not Be Biggest Deterrent To Homebuilding In The State - Other Forces Slow Production
	January 25, 2002: State Policies Slow Californians' Exit From Welfare Rolls
	January 17, 2002: Californians At Odds With Governor Over State's Most Pressing Problems
	December 13, 2001: Economy, Electricity, Education Loom Large In 2002 Races
	December 05, 2001: Public Policy Institute Of California Purchases Financial District Building
	November 28, 2001: Good News: Poverty Down In California
	November 13, 2001: Economy, Security Raise Fears But Fail To Dampen Outlook
	October 31, 2001: Homelessness In California Linked To Growing Gap Between Rich And Poor, Study Finds
	October 15, 2001: Nonwhite Voters Generally On Winning Side In State Initiative Elections
	September 26, 2001: Anxiety About Growth Looms Large In Orange County
	September 14, 2001: Orange County Residents Not Swayed By "El Toro Lite"
	September 05, 2001: Special Survey On U.S.-Japan Relations; Most Californians View Relations As Positive, Productive
	August 27, 2001: California's Future Population Growth May Be Less Than Expected, Study Finds
	July 27, 2001: Minimum Nurse Staffing Requirements Could Cost California Hospitals Between $200,000 And $2.3 Million Annually, Review Says
	July 24, 2001: Not Married, But Not Single - Surprising Numbers of Unmarried Parents Report Living Together
	July 19, 2001: Californians Galvanized By Energy Crisis
	June 27, 2001: Fund Schools Based on Need? Provocative Ideas Emerge from New Report
	June 13, 2001: State's Race-Conscious Redistricting In 1990s Sparked Increase In Minority Political Participation, Study Finds
	May 21, 2001: Growing Pains: Energy, Economy Create Anxiety About Population Size
	May 09, 2001: Gap Between State's Rich And Poor Shrank During 1990's Boom
	March 26, 2001: Major New Chair In Public Policy Awarded To Bay Area Scholar
	March 13, 2001: Current U.S. Trade Agenda - High Stakes for California
	March 08, 2001: Cautious Optimism Prevails In Central Valley, But Concerns Loom Large Over Energy, Economy, Growth
	February 28, 2001: High School Girls Now Outnumber Boys In Most Math And Science Classes
	February 22, 2001: Race And Ethnicity Remain Key Predictors Of Well-Being In California
	January 31, 2001: Peninsula Resident Makes Major Gift To Institute
	January 25, 2001: Multi State Employer Survey Finds Robust Demand For Welfare Recipients That Could Disappear In Downturn
	January 18, 2001: Electricity Issue Registers With Californians
	January 12, 2001: Statement By David Lyon On The Death Of William R. Hewlett
	January 04, 2001: Cause For Cheer, Concern In Study Of Racial And Ethnic Attitudes
	December 18, 2000: New Perspective: Competition and Local Economic Development Policy
	December 07, 2000: Health Care For Medi-Cal Population Less Costly Than Care For Privately Insured, Study Finds
	November 14, 2000: New Analysis: California's Aging Population
	November 13, 2000: Majority Of California Hospitals Now Owned By Large Multihospital Corporations
	October 24, 2000: Presidential Race Tightens In California
	September 29, 2000: Education and the California Labor Market
	September 19, 2000: Issues Key To Gore's Strong Showing In California
	August 21, 2000: Who’s "Movin’ Out" Of California?
	August 10, 2000: California’s Up For Grabs – Presidential Race Is Nearly Even
	July 24, 2000: Racial Tension No More Likely In Multi Ethnic Neighborhoods, Study Finds
	July 19, 2000: Special Survey Of San Diego County; Concerns About Growth Loom Large In San Diego
	July 10, 2000: Minorities More Likely To Report Unfair Police Treatment, Survey Finds
	June 22, 2000: Surprising Surge In "Child-Only" Cases Slows Decline In California’s Welfare Rolls
	June 21, 2000: State’s Environmental Problems Pose Serious Personal Threat, Residents Say
	June 07, 2000: Rethinking Infrastructure Policy in California
	June 02, 2000: Risky Business in Los Angeles County
	May 15, 2000: Poor In California More Likely To Live In Married-Couple Families
	April 28, 2000: Increasing The Minimum Wage Doesn’t Benefit California’s Poor And May Even Cost Them, Study Finds
	February 25, 2000: Public Schools Serving Poor Students Are Being Shortchanged In California, Study Finds
	February 15, 2000: California Voters To Candidates: We’re Listening And This Is What We Want To Hear
	January 18, 2000: Multiracial And Multiethnic Infants Represent Third Largest Category Of Births In California
	January 14, 2000: Californians Say Quality Of Education Has Worsened Recently, But Are Unwilling To Ante Up For Improvements
	December 14, 1999: Californians Have Split Vision For State In New Millennium
	December 10, 1999: Tax Restrictions Such As Prop. 13 Raise Borrowing Costs For States
	December 01, 1999: Perspectives on the Child Support System: What Do Fathers Think?
	November 17, 1999: Central Valley Residents Express Satisfaction With Their Communities And Quality Of Life, Ambivalence About The Future
	October 12, 1999: PPIC Board Of Directors Elects David A. Coulter As Chairman
	September 14, 1999: Naturalization Rates Surged In Mid 1990s, Study Finds
	September 09, 1999: Latino Voters Key To Presidential Victory In State
	August 25, 1999: Rethinking the California Business Climate
	July 08, 1999: Pursuit Of Sales Tax Revenues Driving Development Decisions In California Cities
	June 30, 1999: High-Skilled Immigrants Key Drivers Of Technology Boom
	May 18, 1999: Latest Health Policy Research
	April 07, 1999: Job Prospects For Welfare Recipients Not Promising
	February 09, 1999: Gulf Between Rich And Poor Widens In State, Despite Economic Boom
	January 11, 1999: Californians Clamor For Education Reform; Lack Faith That State Government Can Make It Happen
	November 16, 1998: Initiative Process: Money Doesn’t Buy Success at Ballot Box
	October 12, 1998: Washington Uproar Having Little Impact On Voter Attitudes About Clinton, Election, Issues
	September 22, 1998: Studies Find Some Major Criticisms Of Prop. 13 To Be Unfounded
	September 14, 1998: Issues, Not Character, Will Decide Election, Survey Finds
	August 18, 1998: Public Policy Institute Of California Awards Research Contracts For Work On Critical California Issues
	May 11, 1998: Majority Say Candidate Debates Will Influence Their Vote In Primary, Survey Finds
	April 15, 1998: Significant Cross-Over Voting Likely In State’s First Open Primary, Survey Suggests
	February 25, 1998: Redevelopment Agencies In California Receive Huge Annual Subsidies
	November 06, 1997: Public Policy Institute Of California Awards 16 Research Contracts For Work On Critical California Issues
	July 14, 1997: Local Fees, Largely Hidden From Homebuyers, Greatly Increase Cost Of Building, Buying New Homes In California
	April 23, 1997: Mass Transit Programs In California Could Take Big Hit Under Proposed Changes In Federal Transportation Law
	March 18, 1997: Good News In The Numbers Game
	March 03, 1997: Bank of America CEO David Coulter Joins PPIC Board
	February 11, 1997: One Quarter Of California Families Receive Welfare Benefits
	January 28, 1997: Vast Majority Of Mexican Immigrants To The United States Do Not Stay, Study Finds
	September 24, 1996: Undocumented Immigration To State Fell Sharply In Early 1990s, Study Suggests
	July 15, 1996: The Distribution Of Income In California