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Report #268,
June 2022
Issue Brief: Assessing the California Rebuilding Fund
The COVID-19 pandemic had devastating effects on small businesses in California, with minority- and women-owned businesses bearing the brunt of these impacts. In response, the California Rebuilding Fund was launched in Fall 2020 to partner with Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) in providing loans to small businesses as they rebuild and recover from the unprecedented impacts of the pandemic. This Issue Brief ... [more]
Report #271,
November 2022
Equitable Economic Development across California
California is a center of innovation and home to world-leading enterprises. By some measures, California possesses the world’s fifth-largest economy. California’s economy is also, however, characterized by significant inequality and sizeable regional disparities. In recent years, California has begun to take notable steps toward supporting regional approaches to economic development. New initiatives and ... [more]
Report #267,
March 2022
California Housing: Building a More Affordable Future
California is short by two to three million homes to safely house its population. As a result of this limited supply, Californians are paying record prices for housing and far too many are finding themselves priced out of the market. The implications of California’s housing crisis are devastating. The state’s poverty rate—when taking into account cost of living—is the highest in the nation. Californians... [more]
Report #266,
February 2022
Reforming the Recall
In 2021, for the second time in two decades, Californians went to the polls to vote on the recall of the state’s governor. The attempted recall of Governor Gavin Newsom brought significant attention to the recall and spurred calls to reform California’s recall system. As California’s independent oversight agency, the Little Hoover Commission considered whether California’s system for recalling state office-holders should be ... [more]
Report #264,
November 2021
Issue Brief: Comparing Law Enforcement Basic Training Academies
A fact sheet summarizing the Commission's research on law enforcement training is available here. In the fall of 2020, the Little Hoover Commission launched a study to examine the role of the Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) in shaping law enforcement training standards for California’s peace officers. In this Issue Brief – which was produced as part of the Commission’s study ... [more]
Report #262,
August 2021
COVID-19 and Children's Mental Health: Addressing the Impact
COVID has confronted California with two pandemics of public health: the viral pandemic and a pandemic of mental health that has fallen especially heavily on children and youth. The pandemic created a perfect storm of stress, anxiety, and trauma that amplified preexisting challenges to young people’s mental health. California now faces a looming tsunami of children’s mental health needs. The pandemic will ... [more]
Report #252,
October 2020
Labor Trafficking: Strategies to Help Victims and Bring Traffickers to Justice
Barriers to care make it difficult for labor trafficking survivors to access the help they need, while cases bringing their traffickers to justice remain rare. These barriers include costly time-consuming investigations; difficulty proving non-physical coercion or force; and a lack of adequate training for law enforcement and court personnel. The Commission also provides new data about the extent of the problem, based on an analysis of ... [more]
Report #270,
November 2022
Issue Brief: Using Data Tools to Compare Regional Economic Well-Being in California
In the spring of 2022, the Little Hoover Commission launched a study on equitable regional economic development, which focuses on California’s efforts to close regional disparities and promote ... [more]
Report #269,
August 2022
Issue Brief: Major State Programs That Can Support Regional Economic Development
In the spring of 2022, the Little Hoover Commission launched a study on equitable regional economic development, which focuses on California’s efforts to close regional disparities and promote ... [more]
Report #260,
May 2021
Issue Brief: California's Use of Federal Pandemic Aid
This Issue Brief outlines the state’s use of the $9. 5 billion in CARES Act money that was received last year, and highlights potential differences between eligible uses of that funding and the expected $26 billion American Rescue Plan funding the state will receive this year. The goal of this Brief is to provide policymakers with background on last year’s use of federal relief, and on the potential uses of ... [more]
Report #250,
June 2020
Human Trafficking: Coordinating a California Response
California’s efforts to combat human trafficking have focused principally on sex trafficking rather than labor trafficking. The Commission found that while a variety of state agencies play a role in combatting human trafficking, and no coordinated strategy exists to target this crime statewide. Furthermore, the Commission found that there is little authoritative data about the extent of labor trafficking throughout the state. We ... [more]
Current Study
Organic Waste Recycling
Recycling organic waste is California’s ambitious new effort to combat climate change. Residents and businesses are now required by law to separate food scraps, yard waste, and other organic ... [more]
Report #265,
November 2021
Law Enforcement Training: Identifying What Works for Officers and Communities
California spends millions of dollars on law enforcement training each year yet there is very little evidence to demonstrate which types of training actually achieve intended goals and positively ... [more]
Report #263,
November 2021
Issue Brief: California Law Enforcement Survey
A fact sheet summarizing the Commission's research on law enforcement training is available here. In the fall of 2020, the Little Hoover Commission launched a study to examine the role of the ... [more]
Report #261,
June 2021
The Government of Tomorrow: Online Meetings
Under the provisions of the Governor’s March 2020 Executive Order, state boards and commissions have had the ability to meet via remote technology, with no physical location accessible to the ... [more]
Report #254,
December 2020
First Steps toward Recovery: Saving Small Businesses
The COVID-19 pandemic led to the deepest economic contraction since the Great Depression and has left millions of Californians unemployed. The impact of the pandemic-induced recession has fallen ... [more]
November 5
2020
Public Hearing on Transitioning State Government Workforce to Permanent Remote Work (Part 2)
meetings
1 p.m.
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Report #257,
February 2021
First Steps toward Recovery: Job Training and Reskilling
The COVID-19 pandemic led to the deepest economic contraction since the Great Depression and left millions of Californians unemployed. The impact of the pandemic-induced recession has fallen disproportionately on communities of color and on underserved communities, amplifying existing inequities in California’s economy. As of late 2020, California had lost 1. 5 million jobs due to the COVID pandemic, with jobs ... [more]
Report #88,
March 1988
A Report on the Planning, Operation and Funding of California's Highway System
California's ability to meet its transportation needs are being eroded by inflation, project delivery delays and project cost increases. This report contains eight findings and 16 recommendations, which include urging the State to aggressively pursue options to reduce congestion in urban areas, and to give priority in funding to urban and suburban counties that implement transportation system management techniques. In addition, the ... [more]
Report #52,
March 1983
A Review of Cost Savings Associated with Conversion of Guadalupe College into a Women's Prison
Report #253,
December 2020
Issue Brief: California's Digital Divide
Access to affordable, high-speed internet is more critical now than ever before, yet many California households go without or lack sufficient bandwidth to meet their household’s needs. These households are then hindered, among other things, in their ability to access education, contribute to a productive economy, and obtain crucial government services. Due to the cross-cutting and highly-relevant nature of this... [more]
February 27
2020
Public Hearing on Intimate Partner Violence
meetings
10:30 a.m. State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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February 27
2020
Business Meeting
meetings
Noon-1:30 p.m. State Capitol, Room 125, Sacramento, CA
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Report #130,
March 1995
A Review of Governor's Reorganization Plan No. 2 of California Highway Patrol/State Police
Proposed by: Governor Pete Wilson. Objective: Merges the State Police with the California Highway Patrol. Commission recommendation: Allow plan to take effect. The Commission believes the reorganization will result in at least two benefits to the State: enhanced security and budgetary savings. Legislative action: Plan went into effect. ... [more]
January 24
2020
Advisory Committee Meeting
meetings
10 a.m., Golden State Room, Hyatt Regency, 1209 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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January 23
2020
Factors Driving California Housing Costs
meetings
9:30 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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Report #189,
November 2007
Career Technical Education: Creating Options for High School Success
In this report, the Commission urges the Governor and the Legislature to create and implement a strategy for career technical education (CTE) that evaluates, expands and replicates proven programs in school districts that demonstrate they can support them. During its review, the Commission found that CTE programs, known as vocational education, can deliver an alternative approach to learning that can keep students engaged, help ... [more]
Report #161,
October 2001
Young Hearts & Minds: Making a Commitment to Children's Mental Health
In this report, the Commission calls on California to rethink its strategy for serving children in need of mental health services. During its review, the Commission found that too many children suffer through mental health needs without the benefit of appropriate, compassionate and holistic care. The Commission found that mental health funding fails to promote quality, efficient care. Additionally, children and families are denied access... [more]
February 1968
Letter following a review of Reorganization Plan No. 1 of 1968
Proposed by: Governor Ronald Reagan. Objective: Establish four agencies in the executive branch: Business & Transportation, Resources, Human Relations, Agriculture and Services. Commission recommendation: No recommendation. Legislative action: Plan went into effect. ... [more]
Report #209,
October 2011
Better Regulation: Improving California's Rulemaking Process
In this report, the Commission calls for improved regulatory process and stronger oversight. The Commission urges the Governor and Legislature to make the state’s process for developing regulations more rigorous and consistent across agencies and to strengthen oversight to ensure that agencies have assessed the economic impact of proposed regulations. During its review, the Commission found that California lacked statewide ... [more]
January 23
2020
Business Meeting
meetings
Noon, State Capitol, Room 125, Sacramento, CA
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January 23
2020
Site Visit
meetings
3 p.m., My Sister's Cafe, 455 Capitol Mall, Sacramento, CA
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November 21
2019
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., San Diego Central Library, San Diego, CA
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November 21
2019
Public Hearing on Labor Trafficking
meetings
10 a.m.-4:00 p.m., San Diego Central Library, San Diego, CA
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October 24
2019
California's Response to Intimate Partner Violence: The Perspective from the Field
meetings
9:30 a.m. in Room 437 of the State Capitol
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Report #97,
July 1989
Boards and Commissions: California's Hidden Government
More than 400 boards, commissions, authorities, associations, councils and committees exist in state government. These bodies operate to a large degree autonomously and outside of the normal checks and balances of representative government. The Commission focuses on overall state problems with boards and commissions rather than evaluating the need and/or performance of any single entity. This report contains three findings and five ... [more]
September 26
2019
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 9:30 a.m., Room 175, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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August 22
2019
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 11:30 a.m., Room 175, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEFebruary 25, 2021 For Additional Information Contact:Ethan Rarick, Executive Director(510) 205-8042Little Hoover Commission Announces Support for Legislation Implementing Its...
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEFebruary 8, 2022 For Additional Information Contact:Ethan Rarick, Executive Director(510) 205-8042 California Must Address Weakness in the State’s Recall System, Urges...
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASESeptember 29, 2021 For Additional Information Contact:Ethan Rarick, Executive Director(510) 205-8042 Little Hoover Commission to Study Reform of California’s Recall Sy...
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASESeptemer 20, 2021 For Additional Information Contact:Ethan Rarick, Executive Director(510) 205-8042 Senate Rules Committee Appoints Senator Dave Min to the Little H...
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEApril 8, 2021 For Additional Information Contact:Ethan Rarick, Executive Director(510) 205-8042 Commission Applauds Prioritization of Wildfire Prevention FundingPedro Na...
Report #48,
June 1982
A Report on the Role of the State Department of Education in California's K-12 Public Education System
August 28
2008
Public Health
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEJanuary 13, 2021 For Additional Information Contact:Ethan Rarick, Executive Director(510) 205-8042 Speaker Rendon Reappoints Pedro Nava to the Little Hoover Commission&n...
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEJuly 13, 2021 For Additional Information Contact:Ethan Rarick, Executive Director(510) 205-8042 Little Hoover Commission Announces Support for Legislation Implementing I...
May 21
2008
California's Water Boards
meetings
1:00 - 3:00 p.m., Legislative Counsel’s Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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Report #77,
January 1987
A Review of the Organization, Operation and Performance of the California State Lottery
The Commission reviews the California State Lottery's activities in the start-up years after the system was created by voters. The study reveals that the Lottery needs to take aggressive action to fully implement the business systems, procedures and controls that would be expected in any private enterprise of the same magnitude. The Commission's report makes nine findings and 12 recommendations. They focus on three major areas for ... [more]
Report #70,
March 1986
California State Government's Management of Real Property
Despite the State's long experience as a major property holder and user, there are serious problems in the manner in which the State of California buys, leases and manages real property. This report concludes that the State's property management system is not strategic, is not systematic, and lacks performance incentives. This study contains 12 findings and nine recommendations. These recommendations include ... [more]
Report #197,
June 2009
Bond Spending: Expanding and Enhancing Oversight
In this report, the Commission calls on the state to enhance oversight of public investments. During its review, the Commission found that California voters approve bond measure after bond measure, yet not enough is being done to ensure effective fund management and allocation. The Commission recommends for more transparency in bond spending, expanding oversight by the Legislature and independent auditors, and tasking the California ... [more]
Report #94,
May 1989
A Review of the Organization, Operation and Performance of the California State Lottery (Follow-up Report)
This letter report addresses the convoluted situation that has revolved around unclaimed, low-tier Lotto and instant game prizes. At various points the State Lottery Commission has adopted and/or modified policies to sweep unclaimed prizes into, first, the Education Fund and, second, into the game prize fund. The Commission's letter report assesses the Lottery's policy and urges changes. Specifically, the ... [more]
October 25
2011
Property Management
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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April 24
2014
Energy Governance Progress Update
meetings
9:30 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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April 1969
Letter urging the Legislature to allow to go into effect Reorganization Plan No. 1 of 1969
Proposed by: Governor Ronald Reagan. Objective: Eliminate 32 boards, commissions, committees and advisory councils, transferring some functions to other departments and reconfigure the membership... [more]
Report #107,
December 1990
Little Hoover Commission, 1989-1990: Turning Policy Recommendations Into Law
The Commission's biennial report summarizes all Commission activities and accomplishments during the 1989 and 1990 legislative session. The report provides an overview of the Commission's history, study process and the role it plays within the Capitol community. The report also includes details about studies conducted and reports issued during the past two years. ... [more]
Report #212,
September 2012
Building Value: Modernizing Property Management
In this report, the Commission calls for a stronger approach to state property management. During its review, the Commission found the state has much to gain from more proactive, more comprehensive management of its lands, buildings and leases. The Commission recommends moving all state property management operations into a new, stronger agency. The Commission also recommends that ... [more]
February 1970
Letter urging the Legislature to allow to go into effect Reorganization Plan No. 2 of 1970
Proposed by: Governor Ronald Reagan. Objective: Rename the Department of Professional and Vocational Standards to Department of Consumer Affairs. Commission recommendation: Allow plan to go into effect. Legislative action: Plan went into effect. ... [more]
April 25
2016
Salton Sea Strategic Management Revisit
meetings
9:30 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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August 21
2008
Public Health
meetings
10:30 a.m., 850 Marina Bay Parkway, Richmond, CA
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Report #220,
February 2014
From Hiring to Retiring: Strategies for Modernizing State Human Resources
In this report, the Commission urges the Governor, Legislature and state human resource leaders to finish the work outlined in the Governor’s reorganization plan of 2012, increase the efficiency and customer service in state processes and put into place a system that will ensure careers in state government are attainable and rewarding. ... [more]
Report #87,
March 1988
A Review of the Current Problems in California's Workers' Compensation System
The Commission's original workers' compensation study focuses on the system's escalating costs, the expansion of liability into new and subjective areas of benefits, and the negative effects of the increasing cost of the system upon workers, employers and the State's business climate. The report contains eight findings and 13 recommendations. Foremost among these, the Commission recommends establishing written criteria for opening and ... [more]
Report #55,
August 1983
The Bureaucracy of Care: Continuing Policy Issues for Nursing Home Services and Regulation
April 24
2012
Governor's Reorganization Plan #2 (2012)
meetings
9:00 a.m., Employment Development Department Auditorium, 722 Capitol Mall, Sacramento, CA
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Report #53,
June 1983
A Review of the Department of Transportation's Highway Planning and Development Process
Report #154,
March 2000
Open Doors and Open Minds: Improving Access and Quality in California's Community Colleges
Report #123,
September 1993
Positioning California for Health Care Reform
California is far behind other states in moving to implement health care reforms, and at least one barrier is a reluctance to approach the health care needs of state workers and Medi-Cal recipients in a unified manner. In this policy analysis, the Commission makes three recommendations to create a temporary commission to put forth a single plan for a health system, establish a unit within the Department of Health Services to create ... [more]
October 23
2008
Bond Oversight
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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May 27
2004
Women and Parole
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 113, Sacramento, CA
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Report #111,
June 1991
Costs and Casualties of K-12 Education in California
California spends more than $27 billion on K-12 education. In this report, the Commission examines educational costs in an attempt to determine where education dollars are being spent and how much ... [more]
Report #32,
December 1977
Supplemental Report on the State Developmental Disabilities Program, Department of Health
June 23
2022
Business Meeting
meetings
Noon, Sierra Hearing Room, CalEPA Headquarters Building, 1001 I Street in Sacramento
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August 28
2008
California's Water Boards
meetings
2:30 - 4:30 p.m., Legislative Counsel’s Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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February 23
2006
Emergency Preparedness
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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September 24
2009
Water Governance
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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Report #207,
September 2011
Letter to Governor Brown and the Legislature on Community Corrections
In this report, the Commission urges the Governor and the Legislature to continue their efforts to refine California’s criminal justice policies. Facing budget constraints and pressure from federal ... [more]
April 24
2003
Human Services Redesign
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 2040, Sacramento, CA
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Report #137,
December 1995
California's Real Property Management: A Cornerstone for Structural Reform
Over the last decade, the Commission has advocated repeatedly that the State reform its management of real property. Sincere efforts have been made to make the current system function better, but those attempts have failed. Given the State's perennial fiscal woes, the government must seize ways to save money and generate revenue through the management of its real property. The evolution of public organizations, the marketplace and ... [more]
CALittleHoover
5 years 9 months ago
#LittleHoover issues urgent call to strengthen oversight of billions of $ in State & local bonds. Full report here: https://t.co/dscRRJ5lqv
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June 8
2010
Charter Schools
meetings
1:00 3:00 p.m., Library and Courts II Building, Room 340, 900 N Street, Sacramento, CA
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Report #196,
March 2009
A Review of the Governor's Reorganization Plan to Consolidate Information Technology Functions
Proposed by: Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. Objective: Consolidate state information technology functions under the Office of the State Chief Information Officer. Commission recommendation: Allow plan to take effect. Legislative action: Plan went into effect. ... [more]
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEOctober 27, 2021 For Additional Information Contact:Ethan Rarick, Executive Director(510) 205-8042 Assemblymember Chen Appointed to the Little Hoover CommissionAssemblym...
Report #202,
November 2010
Smarter Choices, Better Education: Improving California Charter Schools
In this report, the Commission calls on the state to improve the charter school authorization process and promote the use of performance contracts to help ensure that all California students receive a high-quality education. During its review, the Commission found that California’s dysfunctional charter school authorization process thwarts efforts to expand successful charter school models and innovative ... [more]
March 26
2009
Infrastructure Policy and Finance
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEOctober 25, 2021 For Additional Information Contact:Ethan Rarick, Executive Director(510) 205-8042 Assemblymember Boerner Horvath Appointed to the Little Hoover Commissi...
August 26
2014
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:00 p.m., 925 L Street, Room 175, Sacramento, CA
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September 25
2012
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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5 years 9 months ago
Bruce Wolfe with SF Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board at today's #LittleHoover #StatePermitting hearing. https://t.co/3bvIC4JOdD
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Report #61,
July 1984
A Review of the Organization and Management of the State "Superfund" Program for Cleaning Up Hazardous Waste Sites
Report #139,
December 1996
When Consumers Have Choices: The State's Role in Competitive Utility Markets
September 25
2008
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:15 p.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEMarch 9, 2022 For Additional Information Contact:Ethan Rarick, Executive Director(916) 445-0926 State Leaders Must Act Now to Address California’s Housing Affordabilit...
October 26
2006
Sentencing Reform
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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Report #84,
October 1987
The Children's Services Delivery System in California
California has recognized its responsibilities for the well-being of its children by establishing numerous programs to serve and protect them, but the State's children's services delivery system is beset with critical problems. This multi-faceted report contains 23 findings regarding the children's services delivery system and the problems of serving children in need of child care services, runaway/homeless youth, and abused and neglected ... [more]
Report #180,
May 2005
Reconstructing Government: A Review of the Governor's Reorganization Plan to Create a Department of Technology Services
Proposed by: Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. Objective: Consolidate the state’s two general purpose data centers and its telecommunications unit into a new Department of Technology Services. Commission recommendation: Allow plan to take effect. Legislative action: Plan went into effect. ... [more]
Report #160,
September 2001
Teach Our Children Well
In this report, the Commission identifies a need for greater systemwide monitoring, assessment and management of the teacher workforce. During its review, the Commission found that sate training strategies do not prepare enough credentialed teachers who are committed to being career teachers, particularly in needy schools. Additionally, the state's credentialing process to be an obstacle to employing more fully ... [more]
June 26
2012
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 1:00 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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August 24
2017
Forest Management
meetings
9:30 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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January 27
2011
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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September 24
2015
Denti-Cal
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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March 21
2007
Career Technical Education
meetings
2:00 - 4:00 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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Report #83,
July 1987
A Review of the Organization and Administration of California's Overseas Trade and Investment Offices
California's activities regarding world trade, investments and tourism promotion are fragmented and uncoordinated. This study reviews the administration and coordination of these activities. Included... [more]
Report #112,
October 1991
Coordinating the Spending on Drug Prevention Programs
Follow-up to the Commission's 1988 study of the multitude of programs directed at drug abuse prevention, intervention, treatment and recovery and the State's funding mechanisms, this report discusses the State's efforts to coordinate these programs. In two findings and four recommendations, the Commission urges the State to continue its coordination efforts in the fight against drug abuse, to move aggressively toward block grant funding, ... [more]
May 25
2005
Governor's Reorganization Plan to Establish a Department of Energy
meetings
10:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 447, Sacramento, CA
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February 11
2021
Public Hearing on Law Enforcement Training (Part 1)
meetings
10 a.m.
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September 27
2011
Energy Governance
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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Report #141,
January 1997
Little Hoover Commission Biennial Report 1995-1996
The Commission's biennial report summarizes all Commission activities and accomplishments during the 1995 and 1996 legislative session. The report provides an overview of the Commission's history, study process and the role it plays within the Capitol community. The report also includes details about studies conducted and reports issued during the past two years. ... [more]
Report #35,
January 1979
Comments and Recommendations Regarding Professional and Business Licensing
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEApril 21, 2021 For Additional Information Contact:Ethan Rarick, Executive Director(510) 205-8042Improve the State’s Election Infrastructure, Urges Little Hoover Commission&...
March 15
2010
Charter Schools
meetings
1:00 - 3:00 p.m., Junipero Serra Building, 7th Floor Conference Room, 320 West 4th Street, Los Angeles, CA
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Report #208,
September 2011
Letter to Governor Brown and the Legislature on Information Technology Governance
In this report, the Commission urges the state to continue its commitments to information technology investments. During its review, the Commission found that California needs to maintain its investment in modernizing information technology across state government. The Commission recommends continuing the momentum gained through the creation of the California Technology Agency, and urges the ... [more]
Report #125,
March 1994
Beyond Bottles and Cans: Reorganizing California's Recycling Efforts
In this report, the Commission makes two findings and nine recommendations to address the need for major streamlining and simplification of the beverage container recycling program (known as the AB 2020 program). During its review, the Commission found that the placement of overlapping recycling mandates in two separate agencies has resulted in duplication of work, public confusion and lack of effectiveness in implementing state policies.... [more]
Report #124,
January 1994
Putting Violence Behind Bars: Redefining the Role of California's Prisons
The Commission embarked on this study in mid-1993 to pinpoint state policies and procedures that could be revised to increase the effectiveness of the adult criminal justice system. The report's seven findings and 30 recommendations include clarifying and simplifying sentencing in California, creating a sentencing commission to produce a sentencing structure that meets the philosophical goals of the criminal ... [more]
Report #170,
April 2003
To Protect and Prevent: Rebuilding California's Public Health System
In this report, the Commission urges the State to fashion immediate and long-term improvements to public health assets. During its review of the State’s ability to respond to emergencies after the events of September 11, 2001, the Commission found the public health system as the weakest link in California’s homeland defense. The Commission found the State's public health leadership and organizational ... [more]
July 6
2022
Business Meeting
meetings
Noon, Long Beach City College, Liberal Arts Campus, 4901 East Carson Street, Building T, Room 1100, Long Beach, CA 90808
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5 years 9 months ago
Learn more about the Commission's findings and recommendations in its newly released #VeteransHomes report here:… https://t.co/0mTSDGX2hf
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September 28
2017
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., CPUC Hearing Room, Junipero Serra State Office Building, 320 West 4th Street, Suite 500, Los Angeles, CA 90013
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Report #135,
October 1995
Budget Reform: Putting Performance First
As the State seeks ways to maximize its ability to perform effectively, the Commission examined the pilot project for performance-based budgeting established in several departments within the State of California. The report contains three findings and nine recommendations. The Commission found out that the traditional process for funding, achieving accountability, and setting priorities does not encourage the best policy decisions, ... [more]
August 26
2011
Regulatory Reform
meetings
2:00 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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March 22
2007
Health Care
meetings
3:00 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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August 21
2008
Public Health
meetings
2:00 - 4:00 p.m., University Hall, Room 714C, University of California, Berkeley, School of Public Health, Berkeley, CA
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August 22
2019
Financial Aid
meetings
9:30 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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March 28
2019
Business Meeting
meetings
9:30 a.m., Room 175, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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April 1969
Letter urging the Legislature to allow to go into effect Reorganization Plan No. 2 of 1969
Proposed by: Governor Ronald Reagan. Objective: Rename the Department of Harbors & Waterways to Department of Navigation & Ocean Development and rename the Harbors and Watercraft Commission to Navigation and Ocean Development Commission. Commission recommendation: Allow plan to go into effect. Legislative action: Plan went into effect. ... [more]
September 23
2010
Public Pensions
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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June 25
2008
California's Water Boards
meetings
3:00 - 5:00 p.m., Legislative Counsel’s Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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May 24
2018
Future of Work, Automation and Workforce Data
meetings
9:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m., Lower Level Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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August 26
2004
Management Workforce
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 112, Sacramento, CA
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Report #104,
May 1990
California's Coordination of AIDS Services
While the State has commited substantial resources to dealing with AIDS (more than $128 million in 1989-90), there is no coordinated effort to maximize the effect of those dollars. In addition, the lack of firm leadership, commitment and sense of direction at the State level has meant that the State's steps toward coordination have been tentative, halting and, in general, unsuccessful. This report on AIDS services contains four findings ... [more]
Report #113,
November 1991
Unsafe In Their Own Homes: State Programs Fail to Protect Elderly from Indignity, Abuse and Neglect
Elderly citizens sometimes are able to remain in their homes despite disabilities with the assistance of a state program, but the flawed system fails to meet the needs of too many senior citizens. In addition, the Commission found that a vast array of services that are supposed to provide a continuum of care for the elderly are not well-integrated and are difficult to access. This report makes five ... [more]
Report #211,
May 2012
A Review of Government Reorganization Plan No. 2
Proposed by: Governor Edmund G. Brown, Jr. Objective: Restructure various agencies and departments. Commission recommendation: Allow plan to take effect. ... [more]
Report #182,
June 2005
A Review of the Governor's Reorganization Plan to Create a Department of Energy
Proposed by: Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. Objective: Establish a Department of Energy through the consolidation of the functions of several departments, commissions and offices that implement state energy programs. Commission recommendation: Reject. Legislative action: Rejected. ... [more]
Report #136,
November 1995
Making Land Use Work: Rules to Reach Our Goals
As California's population grows at a staggering pace, concerns that regulations may be hindering the State's tradition of prosperity prompted the Commission to study the State's land-use policies. ... [more]
Report #140,
December 1996
Long-Term Care: Providing Compassion Without Confusion
While the State has taken some preliminary steps towards restructuring the long-term care services it provides to consumers, Californians needing long-term care still face a bewildering maze of choices. This report, which is the culmination of an in-depth 11-month study, contains four findings: the State's current oversight structure is too fragmented to allow effective coordination and integration of long-term ... [more]
May 1985
Summary of Review of 1985 Waste Management Reorganization Proposal
Proposed by: Governor George Deukmejian. Objective: Create a Department of Waste Management, a State Waste Commission and three Regional Waste boards. Commission recommendation: Implement the plan subject to seven amendments. Legislative action: Rejected. ... [more]
Report #170a,
June 2005
Recommendations for Emergency Preparedness and Public Health
In this report, the Commission renews its call for an evidence-based and data-driven strategy for reducing threats. This report updates recommendations the Commission made in its January 2002 report, Be Prepared: Getting Ready for New and Uncertain Dangers, and its April 2003 report, To Protect & Prevent: Rebuilding California's Public Health System. In its follow up review of ... [more]
Report #96,
July 1989
A Report on Solid Waste Management: The Trashing of California
California has a garbage crisis. With the entire state slated to run out of landfill capacity by the year 2000, there is a drastic need for state leadership, a move away from landfills and the aggressive pursuit of alternative disposal technologies. In addition, the Commission found that despite a state law that outlines an effective policy of solid waste management, California continues to rely on landfills to ... [more]
Report #122,
July 1993
A Chance to Succeed: Providing English Learners with Supportive Education
California is doing a poor job of educating students who do not speak English fluently. The Commission examines the current system, which requires a single teaching method, and finds that it is divisive, wasteful and counterproductive. In three findings and five recommendations, the Commission recommends revising state funding mechanisms so that schools have an incentive to help students attain English ... [more]
Report #120,
February 1993
Workers' Compensation: Containing the Costs
California's Workers' Compensation System costs $11 billion annually yet fails to adequately serve injured workers. Areas of concern include delivery systems for medical care, rehabilitation services, fraud prevention, medical/legal reports and stress claims. The report concludes that the state must take immediate steps to institute reform and reduce premiums. In addition, the report notes that of the three major issues that require ... [more]
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Report #100,
February 1990
K-12 Education in California: A Look at Some Policy Issues
The structures put in place by the Constitution and statutes to govern state education policy are fundamentally flawed, the Commission concludes in this study. In addition, regulatory processes are ... [more]
Report #132,
March 1995
State Fiscal Condition
This report examines the State's fiscal condition and urges policy makers to make eliminating California's structural deficit and improving the State's credit ratings a top priority. While policy ... [more]
Report #118,
July 1992
Coping with Education Budget Cuts
Over the past 15 years, the Commission has examined California's K-12 education system repeatedly. In numerous reports, the Commission has made recommendations that, if adopted by the State, would result in more effective education programs and more efficient use of taxpayers' dollars. This issue paper outlines five areas from previous reports. Specifically, the Commission recommends setting up a program to take over the operation of ... [more]
September 9
2002
Public Health System
meetings
9:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m., California Chamber of Commerce – California Room, 1215 K Street, 14th Floor, Sacramento, CA
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November 9
2009
Economic Development
meetings
10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m., Sunset Room of the California Club, 538 South Flower Street, Los Angeles, CA
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November 20
2008
California Institute for Regenerative Medicine
meetings
2:30 p.m., State Capitol, Room 4203, Sacramento, CA
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Report #126,
June 1994
Timber Harvest Plans: A Flawed Effort to Balance Economic and Environmental Needs
In this examination of the State's current Timber Harvest Plan process, the Commission found that the process is complex, inequitable, and costly, producing frustration for administering state ... [more]
Report #134,
June 1995
A Review of Governor's Reorganization Plan No. 3 of State Fire Marshal/Department of Forestry and Fire Protection
Proposed by: Governor Pete Wilson. Objective: Merge the Office of State Fire Marshal with the Department of Forestry and Fire Protection. Commission recommendation: Allow plan to take effect. Legislative action: Plan went into effect. ... [more]
Report #167,
December 2002
Little Hoover Commission Biennial Report 2001-2002
The Commission's biennial report summarizes all Commission activities and accomplishments during the 2001 and 2002 legislative session. The report provides an overview of the Commission's history, study process and the role it plays within the Capitol community. The report also includes details about studies conducted and reports issued during the past two years. ... [more]
Report #57,
December 1983
Community Residential Care in California - Community Care as a Long Term Care Service
April 1969
Letter urging the Legislature to allow to go into effect Reorganization Plan No. 3 of 1969
Proposed by: Governor Ronald Reagan. Objective: Change staff titles and organization names in the Department of Professional and Vocational Standards. Commission recommendation: Allow plan to go into effect. Legislative action: Plan went into effect. ... [more]
Report #164,
April 2002
Only A Beginning: The Proposed Labor & Workforce Development Agency
Proposed by: Governor Gray Davis. Objective: Create a Labor and Workforce Development Agency to include EDD, Department of Industrial Relations, the Workforce Investment Board and Agricultural Labor Relations Board. Commission recommendation: Allow plan to take effect, but establish and measure goals. Legislative action: Plan went into effect. ... [more]
Report #181,
June 2005
Serving the Public: Managing the State Workforce to Improve Outcomes
In this report, the Commission urges management workforce reforms, as successful public programs require highly skilled leaders. During its review, the Commission examined procedures for hiring, ... [more]
August 28
2012
Higher Education
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 2040, Sacramento, CA
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April 26
2007
Career Technical Education
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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August 24
2011
California's Community College System
meetings
1:30 p.m., Library and Courts Building II, Room 340, 900 N Street, Sacramento, CA
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May 5
2009
Infrastructure Policy and Finance
meetings
10 a.m., University of Southern California, Davidson Center, California Room, 3415 South Figueroa, Los Angeles, CA
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Report #74,
July 1986
A Report on the Liability Insurance Crisis in the State of California
This study identifies five major factors in the liability insurance crisis in California, including the evolution of tort reform, lack of predictability in risk assessment, unsound rate-setting practices, withdrawal of the reinsurance market, and the Insurance Commissioner's lack of authority in the rate-setting process. The report contains 16 findings and 16 recommendations, which include establishing a "cap" on the recovery of ... [more]
September 9
2014
California's Underground Economy
meetings
9:30 - 11:30 a.m., 925 L Street, Lower Level Conference Room, Sacramento, CA 95814
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June 1979
Letter urging the Legislature to allow to go into effect Reorganization Plan No. 1 of 1979
Proposed by: Governor Edmund G. “Pat” Brown, Sr. Objective: Transfer and rename the Fair Employment Practices Commission and transfer, rename and elevate the Division of Fair Employment Practices... [more]
October 24
2007
Educational Governance and Accountability
meetings
11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., Jonas Salk High-Tech Academy, 2950 Hurley Way, Sacramento, CA
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September 11
2006
Health Care
meetings
10 a.m. - 12:30 p.m., Pittsburg Health Center, 2311 Loveridge Road, Pittsburg, CA and Contra Costa Regional Medical Center, 2500 Alhambra Avenue, Martinez, CA
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September 24
2015
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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January 25
2018
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., 925 L Street, Lower Level, Sacramento, CA
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February 25
2009
Governor's Reorganization Plan 2009
meetings
1:00 p.m., State Capitol, Room 447, Sacramento, CA
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March 23
2017
Business Meeting
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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August 18
2009
Water Governance
meetings
9:30 a.m., Library and Courts II Building, Room 340, 900 N Street, Sacramento, CA
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Report #95,
June 1989
Meeting the Needs of California's Homeless: It Takes More than a Roof
In California, 16 programs specifically targeting the homeless are spread across at least 10 state departments and six different state agencies. The Commission's report finds that despite intense interest in meeting the needs of the homeless and despite the allocation of considerable resources to do so, the State has failed to provide an effective safety net that ensures people will be adequately housed. This report makes three findings ... [more]
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Borrowed Money: Opportunities for Stronger Bond Oversight.
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May 23
2007
Career Technical Education
meetings
9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m., 451 McClatchy Way, Sacramento, CA
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Report #13,
December 1968
Report on California Statutory Salaries of Executive Branch of California State Government
April 22
2004
Women and Parole
meetings
9:00 a.m., 722 Capitol Mall, Employment Development Department Auditorium, Sacramento, CA
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August 22
2013
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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Report #222,
August 2014
Letter to Governor Brown and the Legislature on Medi-Cal Update
In this report, the Commission commends the Department of Health Care Services after hearing testimony describing changes to implement the Commission’s 2007 recommendations that sought to transform Medi-Cal, the state’s public health care delivery system. This report updates recommendations the Commission made in its May 2007 report, A Smarter Way to Care: Transforming Medi-Cal for the Future. The Commission recommends the state ... [more]
February 1970
Letter urging the Legislature to allow to go into effect Reorganization Plan No. 1 of 1970
Proposed by: Governor Ronald Reagan. Objective: Establish a single state Department of Health within the Human Relations Agency to administer Medi-Cal and consolidate functions from numerous health-related departments. Commission recommendation: Allow plan to go into effect. Legislative action: Plan went into effect. ... [more]
March 30
2016
Occupational Licensing
meetings
9:30 a.m., Mike Balkman City Council Chambers, City Hall, 9770 Culver Blvd., Culver City, CA
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June 25
2013
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., 925 L Street, Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, Sacramento, CA
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Report #90,
October 1988
A Review of the Operation and Performance of the Office of the State Public Defender
The cost of indigent appellate defense is rising dramatically. This study notes duplicative administrative and overview costs between the State Public Defender and the court-appointed private counsel system. The Commission makes seven findings and eight recommendations, including the merger of the Public Defender's Office, the Appellate Projects and private court-appointed counsel into a single autonomous agency. This will address ... [more]
November 17
2016
CalVet
meetings
1:00 – 3:00 p.m.,
Veterans Home of California, Yountville,
Grant Hall, Member Services Center,
260 California Drive,
Yountville, CA 94599
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Report #108,
February 1991
The Snail's Pace of Reforming Residential Care Facilities for the Elderly
While some improvements have been made in regulating residential care facilities, problems persist. In particular, the implementation of regulations has lagged far behind the statutory changes. In addition, the State has failed to crack down on unlicensed facilities in an expeditious manner. The Commission believes it is time for the State to shift emphasis from reform to enforcement of existing laws through stronger enforcement efforts... [more]
Report #219,
February 2014
Sensible Sentencing for a Safer California
In this report, the Commission urges California leaders to improve criminal justice sentencing by amending the penal code to expand the purpose of incarceration beyond punishment alone. The Commission recommends the state provide incentives to ensure that all counties use some realignment funding to expand public-private partnerships to provide proven programs and services for offenders re-entering the community. ... [more]
May 1975
Letter urging the Legislature to allow to go into effect Reorganization Plan No. 1 of 1975
Proposed by: Governor Edmund G. “Pat” Brown, Sr. Objective: Create a new Environmental Quality Agency and consolidate all air, water quality and solid waste programs into the new agency. Commission recommendation: Allow plan to take effect. Legislative action: Was not submitted to the Legislature. ... [more]
Report #18,
January 1972
Study of Salaries of Exempt Executive and Administrative Positions in California State Government
Report #56,
November 1983
A Report on Los Angeles County's Program for Contracting Out Pursuant to Proposition A
November 19
2015
Denti-Cal
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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Press Release
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Report #158,
January 2001
Little Hoover Commission Biennial Report 1999-2000
The Commission's biennial report summarizes all Commission activities and accomplishments during the 1999 and 2000 legislative session. The report provides an overview of the Commission's history, study process and the role it plays within the Capitol community. The report also includes details about studies conducted and reports issued during the past two years. ... [more]
January 22
2004
Roadmap for Reform
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 113, Sacramento, CA
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April 22
2010
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:00 p.m., State Capitol, Room 125, Sacramento, CA
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April 28
2015
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:00 p.m., Palm Desert and Sacramento, CA
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March 26
2009
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:00 p.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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Report #127,
September 1994
The Juvenile Crime Challenge: Making Prevention a Priority
Because of the diverse roots of crime, no single program is the "silver bullet" that will halt juvenile crime, but prevention and early intervention are crucial. This report covers six issues and offers 18 recommendations: consolidating all juvenile anti-crime efforts in a single high-level state agency, directing all government agencies to make early intervention and prevention programs a top priority, and ... [more]
Report #117,
June 1992
No Room for Johnny: A New Approach to the School Facilities Crisis
School facilities in California are in crisis as the State struggles with an anticipated increase of two million students by the year 2000 in an education system already threadbare and bursting at the... [more]
Report #216,
May 2013
Letter to Governor Brown and the Legislature on Bail and Pre-Trial Services
In this report, the Commission spotlights jail overcrowding. During its study, the Commission found that county sheriffs, not judges, increasingly make bail and sentencing decisions to manage ... [more]
Report #162,
January 2002
Be Prepared: Getting Ready for New and Uncertain Dangers
In this report, the Commission calls on California to institutionalize a sense of urgency into policies that generate continuous improvements in how threats are assessed, how emergency response agencies are organized and managed, and how resources are defined and used in the name of public safety. During its review, the Commission found California has not verified the ability of local agencies to respond adequately... [more]
Report #153a,
November 1999
Recommendations for Improving the School Facility Program in Los Angeles Unified School District
Report #119,
January 1993
Little Hoover Commission, 1962-1992: Three Decades of Reform
The Commission's biennial report catalogues the Commission's efforts over the last thirty years, noting both its successes and the areas where it continues to push for reform. In addition, the report contains summaries of the Commission's studies for the past two years. ... [more]
Report #187,
May 2007
A Smarter Way to Care: Transforming Medi-Cal for the Future
In this report, the Commission urges transformation of California’s Medi-Cal program to focus on prevention, coordinated care, cost effectiveness and health outcomes. During its review, ... [more]
June 2
2011
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:00 p.m., Library and Courts Building II, Room 340, 900 N Street, Sacramento, CA
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Report #102,
April 1990
Little Hoover Commission, 1988-1989: Two Years of Progress Toward Efficient and Effective Government
The Commission's biennial report summarizes all Commission activities and accomplishments during the 1988 and 1989 legislative session. The report provides an overview of the Commission's history, ... [more]
Report #78,
March 1987
Children's Services Delivery System in California Preliminary Report - Phase I
Report #210,
February 2012
Serving Students, Serving California: Updating the California Community Colleges to Meet Evolving Demands
In this report, the Commission urges the Governor and the Legislature to refocus the mission of the community colleges to align policies and resources around fostering student achievement in three core areas: basic skills education, career technical education and preparation for transfer to four-year universities. The Commission also calls for the state to consolidate responsibility and funding for California’s adult education... [more]
June 24
2004
Management Workforce
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 2040, Sacramento, CA
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Report #37,
February 1979
Administration of the Medi-Cal Program - Second Supplementary Report
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June 30
2009
Infrastructure Policy and Finance
meetings
9:00 a.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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September 26
2007
Alcohol and Drug Treatment
meetings
2:30 - 3:30 p.m., Sate Capitol, Room 115, Sacramento, CA
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Report #193,
November 2008
A New Legacy System: Using Technology to Drive Performance
In this report, the Commission calls on the state to redefine the future of information technology in government. The Commission makes the case that challenges in state government require more than simply upgrading old “legacy” computer systems. The times demand new approaches and traditions to delivering public services and programs by leveraging technology to improve outcomes. During its review, the Commission found that ... [more]
September 26
2011
Energy Governance
meetings
3:30 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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August 27
2003
Acupuncture Regulation
meetings
1:00 - 4:30 p.m., University of Southern California, Midtown Sacramento Campus, 1800 I Street, Sacramento, CA
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Report #2,
March 1963
Findings and Recommendations Concerning Organization for Central Staff Services
October 24
2011
California's Community College System
meetings
2:30 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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October 5
2012
Energy Governance
meetings
10:00 a.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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Report #82,
June 1987
A Review of Crime on University of California campuses
This letter report conducts a review of crime on University of California (UC) campuses and what is being done to protect the safety of students. The Commission addresses concerns regarding the adequacy of security provided on UC campuses and offers 6 recommendations, including appointing a security review committee to identify problems and enhancing existing security. ... [more]
Report #165,
May 2002
Rebuilding The Dream: Solving California's Affordable Housing Crisis
In this report, the Commission calls for invigorated state leadership to solve California’s escalating lack of affordable housing. During its review, the Commission found California’s growing crisis of housing affordability is the result of public policies that have failed to guide responsible decision-making in cities and counties around the state. The lack of affordable housing is so severe that it threatens the health and... [more]
Report #60,
March 1984
1982-83 Annual Report: A Summary of Activities and Status of Recommendations
The Commission's biennial report summarizes all Commission activities and accomplishments during the 1982 and 1983 legislative session. The report provides an overview of the Commission's history, study process and the role it plays within the Capitol community. The report also includes details about studies conducted and reports issued during the past two years. ... [more]
Report #200,
February 2010
Making up for Lost Ground: Creating a Governor's Office of Economic Development
In this report, the Commission sets the stage for an economic action plan that restructures the leadership and coordination of the state’s economic development programs. During its review, the Commission found that the state’s economic development programs are dispersed to various agencies and departments, and are not organized in a way that businesses and cities can easily use them – or even locate... [more]
Report #166,
June 2002
We The People: Helping Newcomers Become Californians
In this report, the Commission calls for California to develop a coherent strategy for accelerating the integration of immigrants into the economy and their communities. During its review, the Commission found that Immigrant policies fail to encourage immigrants to fully participate in their communities, be contributing community members and become citizens. California has an obligation to help ... [more]
Report #191,
May 2008
Educational Governance & Accountability: Taking the Next Step
In this report, the Commission urges the state to create a new education accountability system that recognizes that the majority of California schools will be identified as failing under the federal No Child Left Behind Act within two years. During its review, the Commission found that the state’s current intervention approach to lowperforming schools has cost $1. 4 billion without meaningful results. The Commission found that the ... [more]
October 13
2022
Hearing on the Developmental Disabilities System (Part 1)
meetings
Noon
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May 11
2012
Governor's Reorganization Plan #2 (2012)
meetings
10:00 a.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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August 27
2015
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m, Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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Report #89,
June 1988
A Report on the Coordination of Funding for Drug Programs in the State of California
In this letter report, the Commission examines the state's system of handling state and federal drug use prevention funds. This report contains three findings and 10 recommendations. Chief among these, the Commission recommends that the Governor and the Legislature establish a master plan for addressing drug abuse in California. Specifically, this plan should encourage cooperation and coordination by drug program administrators, school ... [more]
Report #64,
March 1985
Control of Pesticide Residues in Food Products: A Review of the California Program of Pesticide Regulation
Report #198,
June 2009
Stem Cell Research: Strengthening Governance to Further the Voter's Mandate
In this report, the Commission calls on the state to strengthen the stem cell board. The Commission urges the state to reform the governance structure of the California Institute for ... [more]
February 13
2006
Emergency Preparedness
meetings
10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., Civic Center Plaza, 1200 Third Avenue, San Diego, CA
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Report #59,
February 1984
A Study of the Organization and Coordination of Electric Energy Planning and Electric Utility Regulation in California
March 30
2016
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 11:30 a.m., City Hall, Cathedral Room, 9770 Culver Blvd., 3rd Floor, Culver City, CA
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February 25
2010
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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May 1980
Memo urging the Legislature to allow Reorganization Plan No. 1 of 1980 to go into effect
Proposed by: Governor Edmund G. “Pat” Brown, Sr. Objective: Transfer licensing and regulation of mobile home industry from DMV to the Department of Housing and Community Development. Commission recommendation: Allow plan to take effect. Legislative action: Plan went into effect. ... [more]
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEDecember 22, 2020 For Additional Information Contact:Ethan Rarick, Executive Director(510) 205-8042 Little Hoover Commission Releases its Biennial Review of California S...
Report #12,
September 1967
An Examination of the Department of Professional and Vocational Standards
July 15
2015
Californians' Interactions with State Government
meetings
2:30 p.m., Code for America, 155 9th Street, San Francisco, CA
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November 27
2012
Bail and Sentencing Update
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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November 20
2008
California Institute for Regenerative Medicine
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 4203, Sacramento, CA
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May 1975
Letter urging the Legislature to allow to go into effect Reorganization Plan No. 2 of 1975
Proposed by: Governor Edmund G. “Pat” Brown, Sr. Objective: Consolidate the Divisions of Labor Law Enforcement and Industrial Welfare into a Division of Labor Standards Enforcement. Commission recommendation: Allow plan to take effect. Legislative action: Plan went into effect. ... [more]
Report #11,
December 1966
The California State Highway Commission and its Relationship to the State Transportation Agency, the Department of Public Works and Division of Highways
May 21
2008
Data and Information Technology
meetings
3:45 - 4:45 p.m., Legislative Counsel’s Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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January 23
2014
California's Underground Economy
meetings
9:30 a.m., State Capitol, Room 2040, Sacramento, CA
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Report #86,
January 1988
Commission's 25 Year Anniversary Report 1962-87
The report commemorates the Commission's completion of 25 years of service to the State of California. It summarizes the Commission's role, responsibilities and activities. It also provides a description of how the Commission carries out its business operations. Finally, it highlights some of the major accomplishments that the Commission has achieved during the past two and one-half decades. ... [more]
Report #105,
October 1990
Real Property Management In California: Moving Beyond The Role Of Caretaker
California is failing to manage its property effectively because of inadequate procedures and organizational structures, resulting in a failure to maximize real property assets. This report contains four findings and 17 recommendations, including that the current Public Works Board should be recast to make it the central administrative structure for the State's real property management. In addition, the Commission recommends that the ... [more]
July 7
2010
Long-Term Care
meetings
10:00 a.m., 1333 Bush Street, San Francisco, CA
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October 23
2014
California's Open Meeting Acts
meetings
9:30 a.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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Report #1,
December 1962
Findings and Recommendations Concerning Reorganization of the Executive Branch of California State Government
Report #28,
April 1977
Should Social Security Coverage Be Continued for California State Employees
May 24
2007
State Allocation Board
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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Report #138,
March 1996
The Charter Movement: Education Reform School by School
California's charter law was enacted three years ago and there are now more than 100 charter schools. Following a six-month study and on-site inspection of more than one quarter of the schools, the Commision believes they are a positive force in today's education system. In this report, the Commission presents four findings and twenty-three recommendations to modify the existing charter school law, including: eliminating the 100-school ... [more]
November 19
2015
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., 925 L Street, Room 175, Sacramento, CA
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Report #26,
March 1977
Supplemental Report on Licensing and Certification Activities, State Department of Health
Report #98,
December 1989
A Follow-Up Review of the Organization, Operation and Performance of the California State Lottery
A follow-up to the Commission's January 1987 report, this review notes that, in general, the Lottery has matured well since voters approved its creation in 1984. However, the Commission continues to find fault with budgetary oversight and the monitoring of contracts. This report contains four findings and four recommendations regarding legislative review, research and development procedures, methods of evaluating advertising efforts and ... [more]
Report #10,
December 1966
Proposals for Legislative Action on Reorganization Measures Endorsed by the Commission on California State Government Organization and Economy
February 24
2011
California's Community College System
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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March 13
2013
California Veterans Services
meetings
10:00 a.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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Report #206,
June 2011
A Review of the Governor's Reorganization Plan to Unify and Streamline the California State Personnel System
Proposed by: Governor Edmund G. Brown, Jr. Objective: Consolidate functions of the Department of Personnel Administration and State Personnel Board into a new California Department of Human Resources. Commission recommendation: Allow plan to take effect. Legislative Action: Under implementation, SB 1308. ... [more]
June 25
2015
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., 925 L Street, Room 175, Sacramento, CA
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March 3
2016
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., 925 L Street, Room 175, Sacramento, CA
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November 15
2007
Juvenile Justice
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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January 28
2010
Water Governance
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEMarch 26, 2021 For Additional Information Contact:Ethan Rarick, Executive Director(510) 205-8042 Little Hoover Commission Re-Elects Chair Nava and Vice Chair VarnerThe L...
Report #92,
January 1989
A Report on Community Residential Care for the Elderly
One in every six residential care facilities is unlicensed and the backlogged, time-consuming licensing process encourages operators to begin their businesses with no licenses. The report also notes that an increased fine structure recommended in earlier Commission reports is either not used at all by the State or is enforced so haphazardly that it's deterrent effect is little. This report makes 11 findings and 10 recommendations ... [more]
Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASENovember 30, 2021 For Additional Information Contact:Ethan Rarick, Executive Director(510) 205-8042 California Must Take Action to Improve Law Enforcement Training, Litt...
March 20
2012
Property Management
meetings
1:30 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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August 25
2011
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 1:00 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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Report #128,
January 1995
Boot Camps: An Evolving Alternative to Traditional Prisons
California expects to receive up to $1. 3 billion in federal funding over five years that may be used for alternative sentencing programs. In this study, the Commission has examined the potential effectiveness of boot camps and other work-intensive forms of incarceration. The report contains four findings and 17 recommendations. They include: the necessity for a comprehensive plan and standards; the recognition ... [more]
Report #80,
May 1987
New and Continuing Impediments to Improving the Quality of Life and the Quality of Care in California's Nursing Homes
Despite reforms, the State is not doing enough to ensure quality care for California's many frail and vulnerable nursing home residents. As a result, residents of these facilities continue to be ... [more]
Report #179,
February 2005
Reconstructing Government: A Review of the Governor's Reorganization Plan Reforming California's Youth & Adult Correctional Agency
Proposed by: Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. Objective: Transform the Youth and Adult Correctional Agency (YACA) and its related departments, board and one commission, into a new cabinet level agency, the California department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR). Commission recommendation: Allow plan to take effect, included 6 recommendations to further improve the correctional system. Legislative ... [more]
January 27
2010
Water Governance
meetings
3:00 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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Report #175,
September 2004
Regulation of Acupuncture: A Complementary Therapy Framework
For this report, the Commission was asked by the Governor and Legislature to assess some longstanding and contentious issues regarding the state’s regulation of the acupuncture profession. Specifically SB 1951 and AB 1943 requested that the Commission review the scope of practice and educational requirements for acupuncturists, the process for accrediting acupuncture schools and for examining licensees. During its review, the Commission... [more]
August 12
2008
Data and Information Technology
meetings
1:00 - 3:00 p.m., Legislative Counsel’s Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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May 28
2015
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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July 6
2022
Hearing on Organic Waste Recycling (Part 1)
meetings
10:30 a.m., Long Beach City College, Liberal Arts Campus, 4901 East Carson Street, Building T, Room 1100, Long Beach, CA 90808
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Report #106,
November 1990
A Prescription for Medi-Cal
Three persistent problems plague this complex program: recipients have difficulty accessing treatment; the quality of medical care given recipients is often poor or inconsistent throughout the state; and provider participation is low. This Commission report contains 28 recommendations based on 12 findings. The recommendations embodied in this report can be generalized in three main points: 1) streamline present processes that affect ... [more]
August 24
2006
Sentencing Reform
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 444, Sacramento, CA
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February 23
2017
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., 925 L Street, Room 175, Sacramento, CA
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Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEJune 29, 2020 For Additional Information Contact:Ethan Rarick, Executive Director(510) 205-8042 Little Hoover Commission Calls for Stronger Effort against Labor Traffick...
February 27
2012
Energy Governance
meetings
3:00 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEFebruary 2, 2022 For Additional Information Contact:Ethan Rarick, Executive Director(510) 205-8042 Former State Senator Anthony Cannella Named to the Little Hoover Commi...
Report #168,
February 2003
Still in Our Hands: A Review of Efforts to Reform Foster Care in California
In this report, the Commission urges the Governor and the Legislature to designate a leader for foster care who would be accountable for reforms. During its review, the Commission found that California has not made adequate progress in reforming its foster care system, and will not make progress until the State designates a leader for foster care reform. The Commission found that since ... [more]
June 23
2022
Hearing on Equitable Economic Development (Part 2)
meetings
10 a.m., Sierra Hearing Room, CalEPA Headquarters Building, 1001 I Street in Sacramento
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Report #129,
January 1995
Little Hoover Commission Biennial Report 1993-1994
The Commission's biennial report summarizes all Commission activities and accomplishments during the 1993 and 1994 legislative session. The report provides an overview of the Commission's history, study process and the role it plays within the Capitol community. The report also includes details about studies conducted and reports issued during the past two years. ... [more]
Report #21,
March 1974
The Internal Auditing Program in the Executive Branch of California State Government
May 23
2007
Career Technical Education
meetings
1:30 - 4:30 p.m., University of Southern California Sacramento Center, 1800 I Street, Sacramento, CA
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Report #76,
December 1986
A Review of the State Controller's Office Move to the Capitol Bank of Commerce Building
This letter report presents background information on the rationale for the State Controller's Office move to the Capitol Bank of Commerce Building and an analysis of the cost impact. The Commission makes three recommendations to help ensure that the State precludes similar instances from occurring in the future and to improve the State's management of its real property assets by creating a State Office of Assets ... [more]
January 1980
Letter recommending the Legislature allow Reorganization Plan No. 3 of 1979 to go into effect
Proposed by: Governor Edmund G. “Pat” Brown, Sr. Objective: Create the Youth and Adult Correctional Agency and consolidate correctional programs into the new agency. Commission recommendation: Allow plan to take effect. Legislative action: Plan went into effect. ... [more]
October 22
2009
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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November 15
2018
Artificial Intelligence
meetings
at approximately 2:30 p.m., BMG Conference Room, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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October 14
2009
Water Governance
meetings
1:30 p.m., Skyroom North, University of California Hastings College of the Law, 100 McAllister Street, San Francisco, CA
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January 25
2018
Artificial Intelligence: Applications and Implications
meetings
9:30 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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May 27
2009
California Institute for Regenerative Medicine
meetings
3:30 p.m., Library and Courts II building, Room 340, Sacramento, CA
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Report #63,
February 1985
A Follow-Up Report on Condition in Community Residential Care Facilities in California
March 27
2012
State Parks
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 2040, Sacramento, CA
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October 23
2012
Higher Education
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 2030, Sacramento, CA
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Report #16,
May 1970
A Pilot Study of California State Employee Workmen's Compensation and Other Work-Related Disability Benefits
March 27
2003
Human Services Redesign
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 113, Sacramento, CA
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CALittleHoover
5 years 9 months ago
Chris Stone w/ @LACoPublicWorks & Maureen Spencer w/ @COSBPublicWorks discuss #StatePermitting & mitigation issues… https://t.co/dHzvAISzLx
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CALittleHoover
5 years 9 months ago
RT @AshlyReports: Bond Watchdogs Don't Have Much Bite, Says New @CALittleHoover Report https://t.co/fdfjFvZa6V #munibonds #schoolbonds
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Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEMarch 24, 2022 For Additional Information Contact:Ethan Rarick, Executive Director(916) 445-0926 Little Hoover Commission Re-Elects Chair Nava and Vice Chair VarnerThe L...
February 23
2017
State Permitting
meetings
9:30 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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September 22
2010
Public Pensions
meetings
3:00 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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February 27
2014
Business Meeting
meetings
Begins in Room 437, State Capitol and Reconvenes in Room 175, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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April 28
2011
California's Community College System
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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October 21
2009
Economic Development
meetings
1:00 - 3:00 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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January 22
2013
California Veterans Services
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 2040, Sacramento, CA
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October 22
2009
Economic Development
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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August 26
2021
Hearing on Creating Affordable Housing: The State and Local Relationship (Part 1)
meetings
10 a.m.
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June 23
2010
Public Pensions
meetings
2:00 p.m., Library and Courts Building II, Room 340, 900 N Street, Sacramento, CA
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February 27
2008
Educational Governance and Accountability
meetings
2:30 - 3:30 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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September 27
2011
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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Report #73,
June 1986
A Review of Use of Lottery Funds in the State's K-12 Public School System
The approval of a state lottery by voters creates the need for new systems of accountability. This report focuses on determining if the State has established a sound system to allocate, use and ... [more]
January 22
2015
Californians' Interactions with State Government
meetings
9:30 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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Report #69,
February 1986
Inadequate Financial Accountability in California's Community College System
Case studies of four college districts (Los Angeles, Peralta, Lassen and Chaffey) that were operating at a deficit are examined to determine the adequacy of financial accountability in California's Community College System. This report contains nine findings and 12 recommendations. Foremost among the recommendations, the Commission urges the Governor and the Legislature to enhance the authority of the Board of ... [more]
January 24
2012
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 1:00 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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November 10
2010
Long-Term Care
meetings
10:00 a.m., Director's Conference Room, 225 37th Avenue, San Mateo, CA
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February 1981
Letter urging the Legislature to allow to go into effect Reorganization Plan No. 1 of 1981
Proposed by: Governor Edmund G. “Pat” Brown, Sr. Objective: Create a Department of Personnel Administration. Commission recommendation: Allow plan to take effect. Legislative action: Plan went into effect. ... [more]
November 20
2008
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., State Capitol, Room 4203, Sacramento, CA
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October 28
2010
Regulatory Reform
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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October 27
2005
CALFED Bay-Delta Authority Governance Review
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 126, Sacramento, CA
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August 26
2014
California's Open Meeting Acts
meetings
9:30 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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November 27
2012
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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June 20
2019
Status Updates
meetings
9:30 a.m., State Capitol, Room 447, Sacramento, CA
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October 25
2007
Educational Governance and Accountability
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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Report #121,
March 1993
California's $4 Billion Bottom Line: Getting Best Value Out of the Procurement Process
California has failed to use its massive purchasing power to get the best value from the $4 billion it spends each year on goods, services and construction projects. The Commission's study examines four areas: major computer purchases, the bid protest process, the Minority Business Enterprise/Women Business Enterprise/Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise program, and the Prison Industry Authority. This report ... [more]
March 21
2013
Bail and Sentencing Update
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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Report #65,
April 1985
A Review of the Organization and Management of State Telecommunications
November 15
2011
Energy Governance
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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November 16
2016
Special Districts
meetings
1:30 p.m., 925 L Street, Lower Level, Sacramento, CA
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Report #116,
June 1992
Squeezing Revenues Out of Existing State Assets
For the past seven years, the Commission has analyzed and suggested improvements in the system the State uses to manage real property. To date, few steps have been taken. The Commission produced ... [more]
May 22
2008
Data and Information Technology
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 2040, Sacramento, CA
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CALittleHoover
5 years 9 months ago
RT @MaddyInstitute: NEW episode of #MaddyReport https://t.co/Qz5pju85It: Occupational Licensing w/ @CALittleHoover Exec Dir Carole D’Elia & host @MarkJKeppler
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September 23
2009
Water Governance
meetings
1:30 p.m., Library and Courts II Building, Room 340, 900 N Street, Sacramento, CA
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March 5
2015
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, 925 L Street, Lower Level, Sacramento, CA
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Report #133,
April 1995
Too Many Agencies, Too Many Rules: Reforming California's Civil Service
In this report, the Commission examines the complex and at times redundant system for managing 185,000 state workers. The Commission's report contains eight findings and recommendations crafted to eliminate redundancies, clarify authorities and deregulate a system that has evolved over nearly a century. Chief among the recommendations is the elimination of the State Personnel Board, with oversight of personnel ... [more]
June 20
2019
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 11:30 a.m., Room 175, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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July 22
2021
Webinar on California’s Batterer Intervention Programs
meetings
12:00 p.m.
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Report #22,
August 1974
Administration of the HUD-701 Comprehensive Planning Assistance Grant Program by the State of California
August 23
2007
Alcohol and Drug Treatment
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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CALittleHoover
5 years 9 months ago
Today's #LittleHoover hearing on #StatePermitting is now streaming live on @CalChannel here: https://t.co/2Rurmf78Z5
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September 26
2007
Career Technical Education
meetings
4:00 - 5:30 p.m., State Capitol, Room 115, Sacramento, CA
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Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEMarch 16, 2021 For Additional Information Contact:Ethan Rarick, Executive Director(510) 205-8042 Little Hoover Commission Announces Support for Legislation Implementing ...
May 26
2005
Emergency Preparedness Review
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 112, Sacramento, CA
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February 28
2012
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 1:00 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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February 6
2019
Public Meeting
meetings
10 a.m., 925 L Street, Suite 805, Sacramento, CA
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August 25
2011
Information Technology Governance - Progress Update
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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June 26
2014
Medi-Cal Update
meetings
9:30 a.m., State Capitol, Room 2040, Sacramento, CA
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June 25
2009
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 1:00 p.m., State Capitol, Room 113, Sacramento, CA
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July 31
2002
Public Health System
meetings
1:30 - 5:00 p.m., Library and Courts Building II, 900 N Street, Room 340, Sacramento, CA
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November 19
2009
Charter Schools
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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August 26
2010
Long-Term Care
meetings
9:00 a.m., Joe Serna Jr. Cal/EPA Headquarters Building, Byron Sher Auditorium, 1001 I Street, Sacramento, CA
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Report #194,
January 2009
First Year Checkup: Strategies for a Stronger Public Health System
In this report, the Commission recognizes the challenges in establishing a separate public health department, the California Department of Public Health, and advisory committee and calls for stronger and more independent public health leadership. During its review, the Commission found that the state had implemented some of the Commission’s earlier recommendations, including creating a ... [more]
Report #171,
July 2003
Improving Public Safety: Beyond the Office of Criminal Justice Planning
In this report, the Commission urges policy-makers to eliminate the Office of Criminal Justice Planning (OCJP) and create a new mechanism to ensure the State is effectively helping communities ... [more]
Report #31,
September 1977
Supplemental Report on the Administration of the Medi-Cal Program, Department of Health
May 26
2016
Mental Health Services Act Check-Up
meetings
9:30 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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March 22
2018
Follow-Up Study Concerning Denti-Cal
meetings
9:30 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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January 24
2008
Educational Governance and Accountability
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEFebruary 4, 2020For Additional Information Contact:Ethan Rarick, Executive Director(916) 445-2125 Governor Newsom Reappoints Janna Sidley to the Little Hoover CommissionGover...
September 23
2021
Hearing on Creating Affordable Housing: The State and Local Relationship (Part 3)
meetings
10 a.m.
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Report #103,
April 1990
The Public Employment Relations Board (PERB) Costly, Slow and Unsure
The Public Employment Relations Board (PERB) takes too long to issue its decisions and has members that are not qualified by expertise or experience to carry out required duties. In addition, this study notes that the State is providing an unlimited subsidy for school district collective bargaining costs. The report contains three findings and seven recommendations with regard to accelerating the decision-making ... [more]
Report #68,
January 1986
A Review of Government Competition with Private Enterprise
This letter report summarizes the findings of the Little Hoover Commission on the extent of State and local governmental business activities which appear to compete with private enterprise and may not... [more]
August 23
2017
Forest Bioenergy
meetings
1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m., BMG Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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March 22
2018
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., 925 L Street, Room 175, Sacramento, CA
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June 23
2011
California's Community College System
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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August 25
2010
Long-Term Care
meetings
1:00 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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March 25
2004
Roadmap for Reform
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 2040, Sacramento, CA
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May 22
2003
Office of Criminal Justice Planning
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 2040, Sacramento, CA
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Report #192,
July 2008
Juvenile Justice Reform: Realigning Responsibilities
In this report, the Commission calls on the state to lay the groundwork for the creation of county-run, state-funded, regional rehabilitative facilities for high-risk, high-need juvenile offenders and for the eventual elimination of state juvenile justice operations by 2011. During its review, the Commission found that the state has made strides to meet reforms agreed to as part of a court consent decree, ... [more]
Report #131,
March 1995
A Review of Governor's Reorganization Plan No. 1 on Energy, Oil and Recycling Programs
Proposed by: Governor Pete Wilson. Objective: Reorganize the California Energy Commission and related governmental functions. Specifically, the plan eliminates the Energy Commission, transfers all existing divisions and functions of the Energy Commission and the Department of Conservation, except recycling, to a newly created Department of Energy and Conservation, moves the recycling program to a ... [more]
Report #19,
January 1972
Preliminary Findings of Subcommittee on California Division of Highways Excess Right of Way
November 10
2022
Hearing on the Developmental Disabilities System (Part 2)
meetings
Noon
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASESeptember 14, 2021 For Additional Information Contact:Ethan Rarick, Executive Director(510) 205-8042 Little Hoover Commission Announces Passage of Legislation Implementi...
March 24
2022
Implementation Review Hearing on the California Rebuilding Fund and Business Meeting
meetings
10 a.m.
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October 23
2012
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., Blue Anchor Building,1400 10th Street, Conference Room #202, Sacramento, CA
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May 27
2021
Hearing on COVID-19 and Children’s Mental Health (Part 3)
meetings
10 a.m.
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May 22
2012
Governor's Reorganization Plan #2 (2012)
meetings
9:00 a.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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September 27
2018
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 9:30 a.m., Room 175, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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November 18
2010
Corrections Oversight
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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September 23
2014
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., 925 L Street, Room 175, Sacramento, CA
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Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASESeptember 16, 2021 For Additional Information Contact:Ethan Rarick, Executive Director(510) 205-8042 Secretary Castro Ramírez to Testify on Affordable Housing Before Li...
April 1984
Background and Analysis of Governor's Reorganization Plan No. 1 of 1984
Proposed by: Governor George Deukmejian. Objective: Transfer civil service position classification function from the State Personnel Board to the Department of Personnel Administration. Commission recommendation: Allow plan to take effect. Legislative action: Plan went into effect. ... [more]
June 25
2013
Criminal Justice Sentencing
meetings
9:00 a.m., Legislative Office Building, Room 100, 1020 N Street, Sacramento, CA
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April 21
2010
Cancelled - Public Pensions
meetings
3:00 p.m., 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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Report #81,
May 1987
A Review of the State's Medi-Cal Program and the Effects of the Reforms
This letter report assesses the numerous changes undertaken to implement the major Medi-Cal reforms that occurred in 1982 and to determine if any further changes and improvements are warranted in the Medi-Cal program. In addition, the report contains the Commission's recommendations regarding the overall funding level of the Medi-Cal program, uncompensated care and access to health care by the medically indigent. ... [more]
Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEApril 7, 2021 For Additional Information Contact:Ethan Rarick, Executive Director(510) 205-8042 Little Hoover Commission Announces Support for Legislation Implementing I...
October 22
2015
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., 925 L Street, Room 175, Sacramento, CA
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April 23
2009
Water Governance
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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June 26
2014
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., 925 L Street, Room 175 Sacramento, CA
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Report #204,
February 2011
Public Pensions for Retirement Security
In this report, the Commission calls for a pension roll-back for current workers. During its review, the Commission found that growing pension obligations are threatening financial security for the state and for California cities and counties. The Commission recommends the adoption of several measures designed to curb pension costs generated by existing and future public employees, including altering ... [more]
Report #144,
January 1998
Beyond Bars: Correctional Reforms to Lower Prison Costs and Reduce Crime
In this report, the Commission discusses actions that the State can take to develop an integrated county-state correctional system that focuses on reducing crimes committed by felons after they are ... [more]
Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEApril 23, 2021 For Additional Information Contact:Ethan Rarick, Executive Director(510) 205-8042Little Hoover Commission Announces Support for Legislation Implementing Its Re...
Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEApril 8, 2021 For Additional Information Contact:Ethan Rarick, Executive Director(510) 205-8042 California Renters, Landlords, and Homeowners Struggling Due to COVID-19 ...
June 22
2011
California's Community College System
meetings
2:00 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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January 25
2007
Health Care
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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August 25
2005
CALFED Bay-Delta Authority Governance Review
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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May 27
2010
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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February 26
2013
Higher Education
meetings
9:00 a.m., Long Beach City College, Building T, Room 1100, 4901 East Carson Street, Long Beach, CA
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California's Little Hoover Commission Launches New Website, Brand an
The Commission is pleased to announce the launch of its newly redesigned website, brand and logo. Our refreshed new look mirrors the exciting and engaging direction we are taking the Commission’s wo...
Report #71,
April 1986
A Review of the Organization and Operation of the State of California's Major Revenue and Tax Collection Functions and Cash Management Activities
In this 1986 study, the Commission reviews the organization and operations of the state departments in charge of revenue collection and management. The report focuses on accountability, increasing ... [more]
March 5
2015
California's Open Meeting Acts
meetings
9:30 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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September 25
2003
Acupuncture Regulation
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 112, Sacramento, CA
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February 26
2009
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:00 p.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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May 28
2009
Infrastructure Policy and Finance
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 113, Sacramento, CA
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June 29
2021
Advisory Committee Meeting on California Law Enforcement Training
meetings
1:00 p.m.
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Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEMay 4, 2020 For Additional Information Contact:Ethan RarickExecutive Director510-205-8042 Improve Payments to Domestic Violence Programs, Little Hoover Commission Urges&...
May 25
2012
Governor's Reorganization Plan #2 (2012)
meetings
Cancelled - 10:00 a.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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April 1980
A Review of February 26, 1980 Amendments to Reorganization Plan No. 2 of 1979
Proposed by: Governor Edmund G. “Pat” Brown, Sr. Objective: Create a central agency for personnel administration. Commission recommendation: Allow plan to take effect. ... [more]
Report #75,
December 1986
A Report on the Lack of Financial Accountability and Responsibility in the State's K-12 Public School System
Public officials sometimes fail to recognize looming fiscal crises in California's K-12 public school system and to take appropriate, immediate actions to avert them. This report examines the consequences of the State's failure to adequately monitor school district fiscal performance, including its effect on the education of students. The Commission makes seven recommendations to improve controls over the ... [more]
June 27
2002
Public Health System
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 113, Sacramento, CA
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June 24
2010
Public Pensions
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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Report #110,
June 1991
CAL-EPA: An Umbrella for the Environment
Proposed by: Governor Pete Wilson. Objective: Create an Environmental Protection Agency and transfer several departments and functions into the new agency. Commission recommendation: Implement, ... [more]
Report #115,
April 1992
Mending Our Broken Children: Restructuring Foster Care in California
Despite spending more than $1 billion on welfare services for abused and neglected children, the State has failed to ensure that children taken from their troubled homes are given the necessary ... [more]
Report #79,
May 1987
Accessibility of the Disabled Population of Substance Abuse Treatment
Federal and state mandates require substance abuse programs to be accessible to disabled people. This report examines how effective these mandates are, identifies the size of the disabled abusing population, and determines if there are adequate methods of coordinating information and referrals to ensure the delivery of services. The Commission makes three findings and three recommendations regarding the ... [more]
Report #33,
July 1978
A Study of the Utilization of Public School Facilities (Grades K through 12)
March 25
2010
Long-Term Care
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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June 22
2017
Yountville Veterans Homes
meetings
9:30 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEDecember 8, 2020 For Additional Information Contact:Ethan Rarick, Executive Director(510) 205-8042 Increase Efforts to Support California’s Small Businesses, Urges Lit...
March 24
2011
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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April 24
2008
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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January 13
2010
Water Governance
meetings
1:00 p.m., Library and Courts Building II, Room 353, 900 N Street, Sacramento, CA
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November 15
2011
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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February 26
2013
Higher Education
meetings
at approximately 2:30 p.m., Long Beach City College, Building T, Room 2002, 4901 East Carson Street, Long Beach, CA
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Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEJune 3, 2020 For Additional Information Contact:Ethan Rarick, Executive Director(510) 205-8042 Little Hoover Commission to Study the Long-Term Economic Impact of COVID-1...
September 22
2022
Advisory Committee Roundtable on Organic Waste Recycling
meetings
Noon
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October 26
2017
Business Meeting
meetings
9:30 a.m., 925 L Street, Room 175, Sacramento, CA
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February 28
2012
Energy Governance
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 2040, Sacramento, CA
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June 22
2006
Sentencing Reform
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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March 21
2013
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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June 30
2009
Water Governance
meetings
1:30 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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May 26
2022
Business Meeting
meetings
12 p.m., Riverside Convention Center, 3637 5th St, Riverside, CA 92501
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September 22
2016
Bond Oversight
meetings
9:30 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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May 26
2010
Water Governance
meetings
3:00 p.m., Library and Courts Building II, Room 353, 900 N Street, Sacramento, CA
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Report #72,
May 1986
Biennial Report - February 1984-86: A Summary of Activities and Status of Recommendations
The Commission's biennial report summarizes all Commission activities and accomplishments during the 1984 and 1986 legislative session. The report provides an overview of the Commission's history, ... [more]
August 27
2015
Mandatory Overtime
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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March 15
2010
Charter Schools
meetings
10:00 a.m., 5701 S. Crenshaw Blvd., Los Angeles, CA
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October 24
2007
Educational Governance and Accountability
meetings
2:00 - 5:00 p.m., Library and Courts Building II, Room 340, 900 N Street, Sacramento, CA
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March 25
2010
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:00 p.m., State Capitol, Room 125, Sacramento, CA
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March 26
2015
Californians' Interactions with State Government
meetings
9:30 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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September 26
2013
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 1:15 p.m., Ronald Reagan State Building Auditorium, 300 South Spring Street, Los Angeles, CA
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January 23
2003
Parole Reform
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 113, Sacramento, CA
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June 23
2016
Occupational Licensing
meetings
1:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m., BMG Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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CALittleHoover
5 years 9 months ago
.@MyCalVet Secretary Dr. Vito Imbasciani in the Commission’s #VeteransHomes report: https://t.co/w5cjR89P2Q https://t.co/3ctXSPRWQr
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Report #163,
April 2002
Card Clubs in California: A Review of Ownership Limitations
In this report, the Commission calls on the Governor and the Legislature to eliminate the ownership limitations that prevent publicly traded companies from operating card clubs. During its ... [more]
September 22
2005
CALFED Bay-Delta Authority Governance Review
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 112, Sacramento, CA
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Report #101,
April 1990
Runaway/Homeless Youths: California Efforts to Recycle Society's Throwaways
This report is a follow-up to a review of runaway/homeless programs conducted as part of the Commission's 1987 report on Children's Services. The initial report found that there were few services ... [more]
April 28
2015
Salton Sea
meetings
9:00 a.m., Auditorium, University of California, Riverside, Palm Desert Campus,,75080 Frank Sinatra Dr., Palm Desert, CA 92211
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June 25
2009
Water Governance
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 113, Sacramento, CA
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October 24
2002
Public Health System
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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June 24
2010
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:00 p.m., State Capitol, Room 125, Sacramento, CA
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May 28
2015
Californians' Interactions with State Government
meetings
9:30 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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June 25
2015
Salton Sea
meetings
9:00 a.m., Location: Room 437, State Capitol, Sacramento, CA
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April 5
2006
Emergency Preparedness
meetings
9:00 a.m., Zenith Insurance Company, 21255 Califa Street, Woodland Hills, CA
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Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEDecember 2, 2020 For Additional Information Contact:Ethan Rarick, Executive Director(510) 205-8042 As many as 2.3 million Californians lack access to broadband As m...
April 27
2011
Corrections Oversight
meetings
2:30 p.m., Suite 200, 9825 Goethe Road, Sacramento, CA
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March 13
2013
Bail and Sentencing Update
meetings
1:30 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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April 23
2012
Governor's Reorganization Plan #2 (2012)
meetings
10 a.m., Employment Development Department Auditorium, 722 Capitol Mall, Sacramento, CA
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Report #172,
November 2003
Back to the Community: Safe & Sound Parole Policies
In this report, the Commission urges for reforms to California’s parole system that would improve public safety and save hundreds of millions of dollars a year. During its review, the ... [more]
Report #39,
August 1979
Administration of the Mental Health & Developmental Disabilities Programs - Second Supplementary Report
February 25
2010
Charter Schools
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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March 26
2015
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., 925 L Street, Room 175, Sacramento, CA
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May 13
2021
Hearing on COVID-19 and Children’s Mental Health (Part 2)
meetings
10 a.m.
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October 27
2016
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., 925 L Street, Lower Level, Sacramento, CA
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CALittleHoover
5 years 8 months ago
#LittleHoover to hold a business meeting on Thursday, March 23. Public notice and agenda are available here: https://t.co/AT8pGbMiZg
[more]
Report #93,
February 1989
The Medical Care of California's Nursing Home Residents: Inadequate Care, Inadequate Oversight
Unlike the Commission's 1983 and 1987 reports, this report focuses solely on medical care provided to nursing home residents. In essence, the report determined high quality medical care was not the ... [more]
Report #205,
April 2011
A Long-Term Strategy for Long-Term Care
In this report, noting the rising number of Baby Boomers reaching retirement age, the Commission called for better preparation and a more comprehensive strategy for meeting seniors’ needs while ... [more]
January 22
2015
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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Report #188,
August 2007
The State Allocation Board: Improving Transparency and Structure
In this report, the Commission urges the state to reform the governance structure of the State Allocation Board to enhance its transparency, accountability and independence. During its ... [more]
October 31
2012
State Parks
meetings
9:30 a.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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February 28
2019
Business Meeting
meetings
9:30 a.m., BMG Conference Room, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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October 23
2008
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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January 27
2011
Regulatory Reform
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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August 25
2016
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., 925 L Street, Lower Level Sacramento, CA
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October 29
2002
Public Health System
meetings
9:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m., UC Davis Medical Center, Main Hospital ACSU Auditorium, 2315 Stockton Boulevard, Sacramento, CA
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April 23
2013
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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February 28
2008
Juvenile Justice
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEAugust 30, 2017For Additional Information Contact:Carole D’Elia, Executive Director(916) 445-2125Little Hoover Commission Calls for Special District ReformsThe Little Hoover Com...
October 24
2013
Climate Change Adaptation
meetings
9:30 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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September 28
2017
Voter Participation
meetings
9:30 a.m., CPUC Hearing Room, Junipero Serra State Office Building, 320 West 4th Street, Suite 500, Los Angeles, CA 90013
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April 25
2012
Governor's Reorganization Plan #2 (2012)
meetings
9:00 a.m., Employment Development Department Auditorium, 722 Capitol Mall, Sacramento, CA
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September 23
2014
Mental Health Services Act (MHSA)
meetings
9:30 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASENovember 27, 2018For Additional Information Contact:Tamar Foster, Project Manager(916) 445-2125Little Hoover Commission Issues a Roadmap for Developing Robust California Policies ...
October 25
2011
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., Library and Courts Building II, Room 340, 900 N Street, Sacramento, CA
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April 25
2016
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., 925 L Street, Room 175, Sacramento, CA
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November 18
2010
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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May 4
2010
Charter Schools
meetings
1:00 - 3:00 p.m., Elihu Harris Building, Room 11, 1515 Clay Street, Oakland, CA
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January 26
2017
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., Conference Room 175, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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March 27
2014
California's Underground Economy
meetings
9:30 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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Report #66,
August 1985
A Review of Selected Taxing and Enforcing Agencies' Programs to Control the Underground Economy
The largest segment of California's underground economy involves self-employed persons and employers and employees who pay or receive cash for work performed or for goods sold without reporting to the... [more]
CALittleHoover
5 years 9 months ago
Learn more about the Commission's findings and recommendations in its newly released #VeteransHomes report here:… https://t.co/5JV4RUgcnE
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August 27
2009
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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April 22
2010
Public Pensions
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEAugust 5, 2022 For Additional Information Contact:Ethan Rarick, Executive Director(916) 445-0926 Former State Senator Anthony Cannella Reappointed to the Little Hoover C...
March 27
2014
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 1:00 p.m., 925 L Street, Room 175, Sacramento, CA
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December 8
2022
Hearing on the Developmental Disabilities System (Part 3)
meetings
Noon, Join Online or By Phone Via Zoom
Online: http://bit.ly/3hXb96g
Phone: (888) 788-0099
Webinar ID: 933-2411-6547
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April 25
2007
Career Technical Education
meetings
1:30 - 4:30 p.m., University of Southern California Sacramento Center,1800 I Street, Sacramento, CA
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September 24
2009
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 1:00 p.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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November 3
2010
Long-Term Care
meetings
2:30 p.m., Library and Courts Building II, Room 501, 900 N Street, Sacramento, CA
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March 27
2008
California's Water Boards
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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Current Study
California’s Developmental Disabilities System
Groundbreaking legislation codified more than 40 years ago and known as the Lanterman Developmental Disabilities Services Act, established the right to services and individual program planning for ... [more]
October 23
2003
Human Services Redesign
meetings
9:00 a.m., 925 L Street, Lower Level Conference Room, Sacramento, CA
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Commentary
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEMarch 4, 2020For Additional Information Contact:Ethan Rarick, Executive Director(916) 445-2125 Little Hoover Commission Provides Roadmap For Governor Newsom's Mental Health C...
CALittleHoover
5 years 9 months ago
#LittleHoover to hold a hearing TODAY on #StatePermitting. Agenda & written testimony: https://t.co/5sF2D22sMZ
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Report #217,
August 2013
An Agenda for Veterans: The State's Turn to Serve
In this report, the Commission calls for improved oversight of veterans’ services at the Department of Veterans Affairs. The Commission recommends for the department to do the following: improve ... [more]
CALittleHoover
5 years 9 months ago
Vincent Gin & Christopher Hakes from @valleywater speaks to #LittleHoover at today's #StatePermitting hearing. https://t.co/OnevuAEZsg
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Report #185,
January 2007
Solving California's Corrections Crisis: Time is Running Out
In this report, the Commission urges policymakers to summon the political will to immediately implement reforms to California’s correctional system to improve public safety and prevent a ... [more]
February 26
2014
Climate Change Adaptation
meetings
1:30 p.m., 925 L Street, Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, Sacramento, CA
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May 26
2022
Hearing on Equitable Economic Development across California
meetings
10 a.m., Riverside Convention Center, 3637 5th St, Riverside, CA 92501
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January 22
2013
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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January 24
2019
Business Meeting
meetings
9:30 a.m., Room 175, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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February 26
2009
Infrastructure Policy and Finance
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEFebruary 16, 2021 For Additional Information Contact:Ethan Rarick, Executive Director(510) 205-8042 California Must Act Now to Better Support Job Training and Reskilling...
January 24
2012
Property Management
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 2040, Sacramento, CA
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Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASESeptember 21, 2020 For Additional Information Contact:Ethan Rarick, Executive Director(510) 205-8042 Increase Efforts to Identify Labor Trafficking, Little Hoover Commis...
Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEFebruary 7, 2019For Additional Information Contact:Tamar Foster, Project Manager(916) 445-2125Commission Releases its Biennial Review of California State Government OperationsOn T...
June 26
2008
Data and Information Technology
meetings
9:00 a.m., Sierra Hearing Room, 2nd floor Cal EPA building, 1001 I Street, Sacramento, CA
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October 7
2011
California's Community College System
meetings
1:30 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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October 28
2010
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:45 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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April 28
2011
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 1:00 p.m., Legislative Counsel Conference Room, Lower Level, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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February 25
2021
Public Hearing on Law Enforcement Training (Part 2)
meetings
10 a.m.
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May 26
2016
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., 925 L Street, Room 175, Sacramento, CA
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October 22
2003
Acupuncture Regulation
meetings
1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m., University of Southern California, Midtown Sacramento Campus, 1800 I Street, Sacramento, CA
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March 2011
Chairman Hancock Letter to Governor Edmund G. Brown, Jr.
This letter is the Commission's response to Governor Edmund G. Brown, Jr. 's letter requesting the Commission’s suggestions for specific actions California can take to reduce government waste ... [more]
August 20
2010
Public Pensions
meetings
10:00 a.m., Fifth Floor Conference Room, Hall of Administration, 333 W. Santa Ana Blvd., Santa Ana, CA
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August 22
2007
Alcohol and Drug Treatment
meetings
9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m., Library and Courts Building II, Room 340, 900 N Street, Sacramento, CA
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Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEJanuary 15, 2021 For Additional Information Contact:Ethan Rarick, Executive Director(510) 205-8042 Little Hoover Commission Calls for Greater Action Against Intimate Par...
September 8
2016
Mental Health Services Act Check-Up
meetings
10:00 a.m., 925 L Street, Suite 805, Sacramento, CA
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CALittleHoover
5 years 9 months ago
#LittleHoover calls for a new direction for #CA’s $306M #VeteransHomes Program. Read our findings & recs here:… https://t.co/kRKf2eBalL
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April 23
2013
California Veterans Services
meetings
9:30 a.m., Employment Development Department Auditorium, 722 Capitol Mall, Sacramento, CA
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Report #190,
March 2008
Addressing Addiction: Improving & Integrating California's Substance Abuse Treatment System
In this report, the Commission urges the state to provide more attention and oversight to substance abuse treatment, and calls for reforms that would improve the treatment system and help ... [more]
November 18
2002
Public Health System
meetings
9:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m., University of Southern California, Midtown Sacramento Campus,1800 I Street, Room E, Sacramento, CA
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Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEFebruary 5, 2018For Additional Information Contact:Terri Hardy, Executive Director (A)(916) 445-2125 Commission Urges Culture Change to Stop Catastrophic Fires and Tree Death...
March 23
2006
Emergency Preparedness
meetings
9:00 a.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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July 26
2018
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:30 p.m., Room 175, 925 L Street, Sacramento, CA
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March 27
2008
Business Meeting
meetings
at approximately 12:45 p.m., State Capitol, Room 437, Sacramento, CA
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