Larry Kosmont discusses tools for creating economic development in CA without redevelopment agencies, focusing on the potential impacts of publically owned properties and special districts in accomplishing redevelopment goals, as well as the challenges to such approaches.

The study commissioned by SCAG was conducted by the Los Angeles Economic Development Corporation. It reviews 109 film and television projects that were allocated credits and completed production in the program's first three fiscal years.

Debt Line is published by the California Debt and Investment Advisory Commission (CDIAC). Debt Line provides a listing of all proposed and sold debt issues reported to CDIAC, as well as summary tables and articles related to debt issuance and public fund investment.

The Kern County Board of Supervisors voted in October to join HERO. Its program went live, letting approved contractors contact county residents about work.

Inland Southern California's congressional delegation have signed a letter supporting a bid to designate the area a "Manufacturing Community," a move that would make the area eligible for new funding from a multitude of federal agencies.

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This whitepaper by Advanced Energy Economy examined the range of financing programs offered and administered by various state agencies in California, which agency had oversight over each program, and how the offerings of the different programs mapped against the capital spectrum.

The California Reinvestment Coalition (CRC) is a statewide membership organization of more than 300 nonprofit community-based organizations and public agencies. This report by the CRC shows that today's bank lending to small businesses shows only the barest improvement since 2009.

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