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Deborah Gonzalez Bio – 2018 KHTS Sacramento Road Trip

Deborah Gonzalez Director of Government Affairs, PPIC Deborah Gonzalez is director of government affairs at PPIC. She and her staff work to connect PPIC research with policymakers and community leaders. A longtime Capitol staffer, she served as policy and fiscal director for six legislative leaders and worked on a wide variety of issues—including the state budget, education reform, infrastructure funding, ...

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Patrick Moran Bio – 2018 KHTS Sacramento Road Trip

Patrick Moran Lobbyist, CA State Firefighters Association  Patrick Moran has more than 22 years of lobbying and legislative experience. Patrick was chief lobbyist for the California State Firefighters Association (CSFA) where he was responsible for all of the governmental affairs of the organization.  He also served as Special Consultant to Speaker Herb Wesson and Speaker Fabian Nunez where he worked ...

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Jennifer Pierre Bio – 2018 KHTS Sacramento Road Trip

Jennifer Pierre State Water Contractors Jennifer Pierre is an expert in water supply and restoration management. As general manager, Pierre oversees the execution of the SWC’s objectives and overall operations. Pierre leads SWC’s participation in developing the framework for the state’s management of water supply and ecological issues within the Delta. Additionally, Pierre manages coordination with the CA Department of Water ...

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George Runner Bio – 2018 KHTS Sacramento Road Trip

State Board of Equalization – Board Member George Runner George Runner was elected in November 2010 and re-elected in 2014, he represents more than nine million Californians as a member of the State Board of Equalization. Runner is a leading advocate for California taxpayers and serves as the Board’s Vice Chair. During his time on the Board, Runner has worked ...

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2018 KHTS Road Trip Sponsors And Thank You

KHTS AM-1220 and dozens of members of the Santa Clarita community headed up to Sacramento for the 13th annual KHTS Sacramento Road Trip. The group, comprised of community members, board members, leaders of nonprofit organizations, businesses and a group of students, is set to engage in discussion with state representatives on a number of issues.

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William S. Hart Union High School District – 2018 KHTS Sacramento Road Trip

  Supporting Career and College Readiness Sustainability We are grateful for the investment made in Career Technical Education (CTE) through grant funding including the Career Pathways Trust Grant and the CTE Incentive Grant.  However, our programs are expensive to operate and maintain, and neither will be done by depending solely on general fund.  Further, teachers who hold single-subject credentials cannot ...

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College Of The Canyons Budget Summary – 2018 KHTS Sacramento Road Trip

KHTS AM-1220 and dozens of members of the Santa Clarita community headed up to Sacramento for the 13th annual KHTS Sacramento Road Trip. The group, comprised of community members, board members, leaders of nonprofit organizations, businesses and a group of students, is set to engage in discussion with state representatives on a number of issues. Penalized for Progress? College of ...

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Food Options – 2018 Sacramento Road Trip

Restaurants near Legislative Office Building Room 100 1020 N Street, Sacramento, CA 95814 Dragon House (Chinese) 1100 O St #3 Sacramento, CA 95814   La Bou (Café) 1100 O St #1 Sacramento, CA 95814   Fluid Espresso Bar 1230 N St Sacramento, CA 95814   Vallejo’s Restaurant (Mexican) 1100 O St #8 Sacramento, CA 95814   Restaurants near Hyatt 1209 ...

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Map – 2018 KHTS Sacramento Road Trip

KHTS AM-1220 and dozens of members of the Santa Clarita community headed up to Sacramento for the 13th annual KHTS Sacramento Road Trip. The group, comprised of community members, board members, leaders of nonprofit organizations, businesses and a group of students, is set to engage in discussion with state representatives on a number of issues.

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