Attorney General Xavier Becerra has ordered three hospitals to meet their nonprofit commitments, which brings to a conclusion an issue from February.
Having trouble getting that corporate foundation gift? Try adding a well-placed politician to the board!
The city of Somerville, Massachusetts is quickly becoming one with innovative policies worth watching.
NFL players’ social activism comes in many forms. For Kenny Stills, it manifests as respect for the grassroots leaders of the American South.
A new research center at the University of California, Riverside aims to link the university to the surrounding community through a multi-faceted research and community engagement agenda that aims to address poverty in the region.
Those who know Los Angeles realize that its river has long been treated largely as a concrete ditch. Now, the city is acting to revive its river. A community group has formed to keep needed revitalization from changing into “green gentrification.”
This California city may become the proving ground for some big ideas to transform our economic assumptions.
A coalition of police oversight reformers in Austin propose a nonprofit to address resident complaint process.
Two nonprofits are set to begin a pilot test of universal basic income (UBI) in Stockton, California. The program will provide, through the City of Stockton, $500 per month to some of the city’s poorest residents, no strings attached.
Even when nonprofits work toward the same goal, their decision-making processes can differ drastically, which can lead to major, publicly aired, disagreements.
