Category Archives: Innovation

“except in certain limited circumstances..” -uhm. no thanks.

It apparently is not far off, and how will this affect the illegal immigration debate.

The state has more than $5.1 billion in Unclaimed Property. Here’s a searchable database on the state controller’s Web site. I’m probably the only one that doesn’t have anything there.

This is going to be fun.

Claremont Insider makes some interesting points about the growing power of local blogs and how they are becoming part of the solution in covering communities. “It’s a different time, though. There are other ways for communities to communicate and share … Continue reading →

The idea: “an attempt to bring together professional writers and editors with citizen journalists to collaborate on reporting and writing about the rise of crowdsourcing on the Web. Inspired by the open source movement, the goal of Assignment Zero is … Continue reading →

We see so many cities that make it difficult to see their agendas or get documents. When a city actually gives the public even more access, it should be applauded. Monrovia is the only city I know of that posts … Continue reading →