Ted Hwang
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Governor signs AB 2529 into law: Hidden Hills and Carson deliver statewide accountability reform for government claims - PublicCEO (opens the original)
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Statewide accountability law adds to a growing list of pioneering accomplishments for the small city of Hidden Hills. Governor Gavin Newsom has signed Assembly Bill 2529 (Johnson) into law, completing the path of a Government Claims Act reform conceived and co-sponsored by the Cities of Hidden Hills and Carson. The bill passed the State Senate 39-0 on August 27 after clearing the Assembly 62-4 in May. It takes effect January 1, 2027. AB 2529 amends Section 910.2 of the Government Code to require
Five California cities recognized for innovative programs and policies to address climate change - PublicCEO (opens the original)
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Every year, communities across California experience more severe and frequent impacts from climate change. Local governments are leading the way to increasing resilience and improving health and equity for all communities through innovative climate action solutions. This week at the League of California Cities Annual Conference and Expo, the Institute for Local Government (ILG) is recognizing the cities of Fresno, Sacramento, San Luis Obispo, Pico Rivera, and Costa Mesa for their commitment to a
City of Calabasas honored with Helen Putnam Award for work in public safety - PublicCEO (opens the original)
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The City of Calabasas has received the Helen Putnam Award for Excellence in Public Safety for its partnership with Emergency Preparedness in Calabasas (EPIC) and the community-based programs that have strengthened emergency preparedness across the city. The award was presented Wednesday, Sept. 23, during the League of California Cities Annual Conference and Expo in Anaheim. Members of the Calabasas City Council accepted the award on behalf of the City. The City formally partnered with EPIC, a vo
Communications and Public Information Officer - Butte County - PublicCEO (opens the original)
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This position serves as the Communications and Public Information Officer (PIO) for Butte County, responsible for developing and implementing countywide strategic communications. The PIO disseminates accurate and timely information to the public about county programs, policies, and events, through press releases, statements, social media, and other channels. The position advises County leadership on media relations and facilitates effective and factual media coverage. Note: A training and experi
Human Resources Director - City of Fremont - PublicCEO (opens the original)
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Centrally located and serving as the eastern anchor of the San Francisco Bay Area and Silicon Valley, the City of Fremont (pop. 233,974) is the region’s fourth-largest city and a vibrant center of innovation, culture, and community life. The Human Resources Department, supported by 19 talented team members and a FY 2026/27 budget of approximately $5.7 million, provides a comprehensive range of human resources services supporting the City’s diverse and high-performing workforce. The City seeks an
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