Great Valley Center : California Partnership for the San Joaquin Valley

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General Partnership

	Partnership News Briefing (10/09/2007)
	Why don't we try doing it like this? Valley partnership offers an alternative model of state governance. (10/08/2007, The Fresno Bee)
	Partnership News Briefing (08/17/2007)
	Partnership News Briefing (08/16/2007)
	Partnership News Briefing (08/13/2007)
	Valley partnership offers proposals for tough issues Group focuses on water, air, transit as top priorities to tackle in the region. (08/11/2007, The Fresno Bee)
	A RESOLUTION OF THE CALIFORNIA PARTNERSHIP FOR THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY IN SUPPORT OF A COMPREHENSIVE WATER PACKAGE ON THE 2008 BALLOT AS DESCRIBED (08/10/2007)
	Partnership News Briefing (08/09/2007)
	Partnership Board to Address Valley Priorities at August 10 Meeting in Hanford (08/08/2007)
	Partnership News Briefing (08/08/2007)
	Partnership News Briefing (08/07/2007)
	Partnership News Briefing (07/27/2007)
	California department of food and agriculture to host national and San Joaquin Valley energy working groups (06/07/2007, Fresh Plaza - Netherlands)
	People in business (02/02/2007, ABC-30)
	California's Partnership to Improve Life in the San Joaquin Valley (02/02/2007, ABC-30)
	California Governor Schwarzenegger Announces Appointments to California Partnership for the San Joaquin Valley (02/01/2007, All American Patriots)
	Two named to economic development board (02/01/2007, The Bakersfield Californian)
	Appointments made to Partnership for the San Joaquin Valley (02/01/2007, Central Valley Business Times)

LUHA

	Good planning crucial to Valley's future quality of life Public must be a part of the discussion and process of deciding direction. (01/6/2008,The Fresno Bee)
	WALKING TO A ‘GREEN’ SCHOOL: IMPOSSIBLE NEW-CENTURY DREAM? (09/23/2007,Neal Peirce Column )
	Creating a Vision and Strategic Plan for Agriculture in California (09/19/2007,California State Board of Food and Agriculture )
	News and Events (09/07/2007)
	Toss book on growth, report urges (09/07/2007, The Modesto Bee)
	Accidental Cities (07/2007, Planning Magazine, The American Planning Association)
	Living by the Plan (07/2007, Planning Magazine, The American Planning Association)
	Tax dollars will soon be at work on `99' (07/22/2007, San Jose Mercury News)
	Valley to hold 9.4 million by 2050 State report predicts population to double; Fresno Co. with 1.9m. (07/10/2007, The Fresno Bee)
	Valley growth fuels farmers' land use concerns (05/09/2007, California Farm Bureau Federation)

Energy

	Ethanol-based gas arrives at a Tulare County service station (02/20/2008, Visalia Times-Delta)
	A Green Energy Industry Takes Root in California (02/01/2008, The New York Times)
	UC Merced Panorama - February 1, 2008 (02/01/2008, UC Merced)
	More cities get on board with hybrid buses (01/21/2008, USA Today)
	Fresno County power plant gets state OK (01/18/2008, Cenral Valley Business Times)
	Local schools craft alternative-energy studies Industry demand for skilled workers drives planning (12/25/2007, The Bakersfield Californian)
	S.J. wants to be in the 'cool county' crowd Supervisors seek ways to clean up greenhouse gas (12/12/2007, Recordnet.net)
	Green future means growing energy workers (12/11/2007, The Business Journal)
	MID rates will do two-step (12/05/2007, The Modesto Bee)
	House to vote on 'historic' deal to raise fuel economy to 35 mph (12/05/2007, San Francisco Chroniclel)
	SAN FRANCISCO PG&E fits billboard with solar panels (12/04/2007, San Francisco Chroniclel)
	Cutting edge ideas on display at clean energy conference (12/04/2007, The Hanford Sentinel)
	Valley ripe for renewable energy source growth With new resources would come new well-paying jobs. (12/04/2007, The Fresno Bee)
	Solar-powered billboard turned on (12/03/2007, Cenral Valley Business Times)
	Something new under the sun Fresno company uses solar panels to make bulgur wheat. (12/03/2007, The Fresno Bee)
	Renewable energy could power Valley economy (12/03/2007, The Fresno Bee)
	Report hails state's clean energy push Group says federal policies hold back progress (11/19/2007, The Sacramento Bee)
	Climate change: Scientists take local problems to heart What will happen if California rivers slow to a trickle? At UC Merced, one institute is seeking answers and solutions. (11/17/2007, Merced Sun Star)
	Fresno State's bright news on energy front (11/09/2007, The Fresno Bee)
	High prices spell stability, innovation for local producers (11/07/2007, The Bakersfield Californian)
	WestStart-CALSTART News (11/05/2007, WestStart-CALSTART)
	Time for desal opposition to evaporate (10/30/2007, North County Times)
	Valley Clean Air Now Approves Grant Funding for Green Team San Joaquin (10/28/2007, Valley CAN)
	WestStart-CALSTART News (10/24/2007, WestStart-CALSTART)
	WestStart-CALSTART News (10/23/2007, WestStart-CALSTART)
	MID sees future: Clean air at a cost (10/23/2007, The Modesto Bee
	Stan State conference seeks solutions for people, planet (10/20/2007, The Modesto Bee
	Public chimes in heavily on ethanol plant (10/18/2007, Hanford Sentinel
	Historic bill in Senate to fight warming California law a model for new measure (10/17/2007, San Franciso Chronicle)
	Developer plans Kern's first solar plant (10/17/2007, The Bakersfield Californian)
	WestStart-CALSTART News (10/17/2007, WestStart-CALSTART)
	WestStart-CALSTART News (10/16/2007, WestStart-CALSTART)
	GOVERNOR SIGNS TWO MAJOR BILLS TO CUT TRANSPORTATION GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS AND STATE OIL DEPENDENCE (10/15/2007)
	WestStart-CALSTART News Notes Vol7, No 41 (10/12/2007, WestStart-CALSTART)
	Letter to HTUF National Conference Attendees (10/10/2007, WestStart-CALSTART)
	Crusader E-Newsletter - October 2007 (10/2007, Clean Car Maps)
	Workers Find Jobs in Emerging Green Economy The search for renewable-energy sources is making clean-tech jobs hot. (10/08/2007, Newsweek)
	Global heating to affect Valley UC Merced research team will study Sierra Nevada snowpack. (10/01/2007, The Fresno Bee)
	$340m could go to replacing old truck fleets Valley leaders have pushed for share of voter-approved funds. (09/25/2007, The Fresno Bee)
	Sun-powered homes defy a cool housing market (09/25/2007, Los Angeles Times)
	Updated HTUF National Meeting Agenda On-Line (09/14/2007, Hybrid Truck Users Forum)
	HTUF Seattle Ride and Drive - Nearly 20 Hybrids! (09/07/2007, Hybrid Truck Users Forum)
	Forecast sunny for valley jobs in clean energy (08/23/2007, The Modest Bee)
	Crusader E-Newslette August 2007 (08/2007, Clean Car Maps)
	PG&E has offered The Sierra Club 500,000 compact fluorescent lightbulbs to distribute throughout northern California. (08/18/2007, Sierra Club)
	Congress stalks ethanol corn In the rush to renewable energy, lawmkers push for a fuel from plants other than King Corn. (07/10/2007, CNNMoney.com)
	KRCD Power Connections - Volume 5 No. 3 (05-2007 - 06-2007, KRCD Power Connections)

Advanced Communications Services & Information Technology

	Study: Increased broadband use will pay off in more jobs (11/13/2007, Central Valley Business Times)
	Broadband for All? Gaps in California’s Broadband Adoption and Availability (07/2007, Public Policy Institute of California)
	Getting Connected: Broadband Services a Key to a Vibrant Rural America (2007, Rural Sociological Society)

Transportation

	Good planning crucial to Valley's future quality of life Public must be a part of the discussion and process of deciding direction. (01/6/2008,The Fresno Bee)
	Editorial: Altamont appears better route for rail, but ... It's too early to ask voters to fund a bullet train when other needs are pressing. (09/26/2007, The Sacramento Bee)
	Tax dollars will soon be at work on `99' (07/22/2007, San Jose Mercury News)
	Central California's Highway 99 upgrade (06/04/2007, California Builder and Engineer)