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California Local Government Information Website May 2005 LIBRARY Institute of Governmental Studies University of California 109 Moses Hall #2370 Berkeley, CA 94720-2370 510-642-1472 (voice) 510-643-0866 (fax) This site is a starting point for finding online information about California local government. It is primarily a collection of online directories of links to official sites and to particular types of agencies and government publications. Some unlinked and partially linked online directories are included, and are so noted. Also included is a list of pertinent California local government associations and professional societies. Corrections, updates and suggestions for new links welcomed, and may be sent to igsl@berkeley.edu Table of Contents California Local Government Directories of City and County Official Sites Statewide directories Regional directories ... Local Government Associations California Local Government There are four basic units of California local government: cities, counties, special districts and regional bodies. All exist under the authority of the State of California and its laws, in particular the

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Immigration and California Communities By William A.V. Clark February 1999 A recent media headline during the governor's race in California in 1998 — "What a Difference Four Years Makes" — drew attention to the lack of any debate on the immigration issue. In 1994, in contrast, immigration was at the heart of gubernatorial debates in California. But has anything changed, especially at the local level? Are immigration's impacts different in 1998? A detailed analysis of communities where there has been large-scale immigration suggests that, while voter attention may not be directed to immigrant issues, immigration outcomes at the local level require even more political attention. About four million new immigrants (including Immigration Reform and Control Act (IRCA) immigrants) were counted in California in the last decade or so. Forty-one percent of all immigrants to California settle in Los Angeles, another 9 percent in Orange County. More than 16,000 immigrants settled in one zip code in Burbank, a suburban city in the San Fernando Valley of Los Angeles, and more than 25,000 new immigrants settled in two zip codes in San Francisco. Hispanic foreign-born women with less than a ninth grade education average about 4.6 births in California. In Santa Cruz and Santa Barbara counties, foreign-born Mexican teenagers account for more than 40 percent of all teenage births.

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Dr. John D. Welty President Welcome to California State University, Fresno. John Wildermuth, the San Francisco Chronicle's respected political writer, recently described a sea change in California politics. "Driven by demographic, cultural and political shifts," Wildermuth writes, "a rift is growing between California's coast and its interior, replacing the north-south split that has defined state politics for more than 150 years." National Public Radio sees a " New California " being created from demographic shifts. NPR focused on the effect of "reverse migration" from the coast into the Central Valley. "In the next 40 years," NPR reported, "experts foresee a California with 24 million more residents populating cities where now they see only farmland and foothills ... California is not an idea moving west, but an idea moving east." According to the Public Policy Institute of California, the Central Valley's population is increasing at a torrid pace, surpassing every other major region of the state. Over the years, this trend will dramatically alter the state's social and political landscape.... For the first time since the Gold Rush, more than half of Californians live outside the Bay Area and Los Angeles. People throughout the nation and the world are seeing Central California at the fulcrum of dynamic change. Fresno State is the university best positioned to lead "

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Geography 390 Geography of California Fall, 2004 STUDY GUIDE, FINAL EXAM Wednesday, December 15, 5 to 6:50 p.m. Sample Exam Questions The final exam will be comprehensive , but emphasizing the human and cultural aspects of California of the last part of the semester, on a background of the natural environment. The questions will be general, and will emphasize synthesis of the concepts covered. The exam will consist of ten short answer questions, five map questions on human/urban topics (using physical map like on for map quiz), and one short essay. This test is worth 25% of your grade. How to succeed : review Chapters 6, Water Resources, through 11, Urban Landscapes, in Selby. Review your lecture notes for the entire semester and review the Outline of Topics for the first half of the semester. Study with classmates, asking each other questions on the material and discussing answers. Study the sample exam questions and practice writing answers to similar questions. Topics and Concepts California's earliest inhabitants Late Pleistocene-early Holocene migration ca. 12,000 years ago over Bering land bridge? or along the coast? by sea?

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Calif. Studies Minor American Studies Liberal Studies Segment III ... Main Page California Studies Minor California Studies is a multi-disciplinary program which studies the consensus and conflict, unity and diversity, and the continuity and change that characterize the many cultures, artistic, and creative expressions, earth and geosciences, as well as social structures of past and present California. Students pursuing this minor draw upon the strengths of many departments offering courses on the various dimensions of California, including Anthropology, American Studies, Humanities, History, American Indian Studies, Asian American Studies, English, Geography, Hospitality Management, La Raza Studies, Black Studies, Political Science, Biology, Meteorology, and Geology. Core courses are required to obtain the minor, with additional elective courses to be chosen by the student. Each student gains from the minor program a grasp of Californian history and political processes, a knowledge and appreciation of the rich diversity of California cultures, creative arts and literatures, an informed view of California's environmental richness and ecological relationships, and a continuing interest in the mutable and dynamic California landscape. Students receive a Minor in California Studies by completing 21 units in a wide range of courses selected from five of the SFSU's academic colleges: Behavioral and Social Sciences, Creative Arts, Ethnic Studies, Humanities, and Science. The seventeen departments with courses in the California Studies Minor offer the student a wide variety of perspectives through which to acquire a multidisciplinary understanding of the state.

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We are entering a new era in Central California – an era that is unfolding in both subtle and dramatic ways. However, fundamental change is clearly under way. See the New California V ideo On the political front, John Wildermuth, the San Francisco Chronicle’s respected political writer, recently described a sea change in California politics. “Driven by demographic, cultural and political shifts,” Wildermuth writes, “a rift is growing between California’s coast and its interior, replacing the north-south split that has defined state politics for more than 150 years.” National Public Radio sees a “New California” being created from demographic shifts. NPR focused on the effect of “reverse migration” from the coast into the Central Valley. “In the next 40 years,” NPR reported, “experts foresee a California with 24 million more residents populating cities where now they see only farmland and foothills ... California is not an idea moving west, but an idea moving east.” According to the Public Policy Institute of California the Central Valley's population is increasing at a torrid pace, surpassing every other major region of the state. Over the years, this trend will dramatically alter the state's social and political landscape For the first time since the Gold Rush, more than half of Californians live outside the Bay Area and Los Angeles.

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