blog post A Strong Start for PPIC’s Water Policy Center By Ellen Hanak Jan 15, 2016 Jan 15, 2016 ... We briefed the governor's office, the State Water Board, California Environmental Protection Agency, and the legislature on the findings.
Report Public Safety Realignment: Impacts So Far By Magnus Lofstrom, Brandon Martin Sep 28, 2015 Third, police, probation officers, prosecutors, and judges may have changed practices under realignment, potentially affecting key measures of recidivism, ...
press release A Well-Designed Parcel Tax Is a Useful Tool for Local Governments Apr 15, 2015 Apr 15, 2015 ... ... limits on property tax revenue by turning to the parcel tax to fund services such as police and fire protection, parks, and libraries.
Fact Sheet The State-Local Fiscal Relationship By Dean Misczynski, Marisol Cuellar Mejia Oct 27, 2011 Local governments pay for local needs such as police and fire protection, libraries, and local roads. Counties provide similar services in areas outside of ...
press release Special Survey Of The Central Valley: Bad Air Days! Air Quality, Traffic, Other Growing Pains Hit Fast-Changing Central Valley Jun 27, 2006 Strong majorities of residents also rate their parks (69%), police protection (64%), and public schools (56%) as excellent or good.
press release CA 2025: PPIC Study Projects Future Of The State, Identifies Key Challenges Jun 1, 2005 By 2030, population growth could increase demand by as much as 3.6 maf. Another 1 maf will be needed for wildlife protection. California must also reduce its ...
press release Special Survey Of Los Angeles County: Today’s Worries Darken Future Outlook In L.A. Mar 16, 2005 Mar 16, 2005 ... In contrast, large majorities of residents in neighboring Orange County give excellent or good ratings to police protection (83%), recreational ...
Statewide Survey PPIC Statewide Survey: Special Survey of Los Angeles By Mark Baldassare Mar 16, 2005 Assessments of police protection and the quality of parks, beaches, and recreation facilities have fallen considerably from the ratings given only one year ...
press release Special Survey Of The Central Valley: There’s No Place Like Home! Apr 29, 2004 Whites (72%) give much higher ratings to local police protection and parks and recreational facilities than Latinos do (58% police protection, 56% parks).
press release Los Angeles County: A House Divided, Racial, Political Groups Have Different Take On Present, Future Mar 17, 2004 ... related to these perceptions, blacks (52%) are much less likely than whites (72%), Asians (66%), or Latinos (65%) to give police protection high marks.