John Meyers | KQED - Capitol Notes | Mar. 29, 2010
Fixing what's broken with government in California is very much in vogue these days. And while consensus may not yet exist on what should be fixed and how, here's something undeniable: it's been tried before, and the results sometimes might have made things worse.
All this year, KQED and The California Report are taking a comprehensive look at the dysfunction that exists in local and state government and electoral politics. Our project, called Governing California: Our State of Disarray, is an attempt to look at all angles and perhaps generate some discussion about how to move forward.