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Neufeldt Highlights Momentum as Report to the Community Returns
CSUSM President Ellen Neufeldt delivered her eighth Report to the Community since being hired in 2019.
Feeding San Diego receives historic $4.5M from single state lawmaker
A record $4.5 million grant will fund refrigeration trucks for Feeding San Diego as food insecurity surpasses pandemic-era levels.
Darshana Patel launches California Indian American Legislative Caucus
The caucus aims to strengthen Indian-American representation, civic engagement and leadership across California through policy advocacy and public service.
A cornerstone initiative of the effort is the Appointments Project, an aggressive recruitment drive designed to place Indian-American professionals on key state boards and commissions. Organizers are targeting critical policy-making bodies governing sectors such as technology, medicine, science, financial oversight, and agriculture. State board vacancies are evaluated routinely by foundation leaders to match high-caliber professionals with open seats.
Governor Gavin Newsom signs bill to strengthen California’s education system
AB 181 restructures California's education governance system by creating a new commissioner role and redefining statewide leadership responsibilities.
Governor Gavin Newsom Signs Legislation Enacting Long-Recommended Changes to Improve TK-12 School Governance in California
What you need to know: Realizing over a century of calls for reform, Governor Newsom signed legislation enacting structural changes to improve how education policy is implemented in TK-12 schools.
Newsom Signs Overhaul of California’s Fragmented School Governance System
Bill creates appointed Education Commissioner to run state Department of Education and expands elected superintendent’s authority across K-12 and higher education.
