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 Robert M. Hertzberg
Speaker Emeritus of the Assembly
The winners in the New Economy will be the regions that learn to work together to relieve traffic congestion, build affordable housing, preserve open space and promote economic development. If government is going to be effective in this new age, it is going to have to start thinking regionally.
 Report: SCOR's Final Report: The New California Dream: Regional Solutions for 21st Century Challenges
Report: Teitz, Silva, and Barbour (PPIC): Elements of a Framework for Collaborative Regional Decision-Making in California
Report: Robert W. Wassmer: Influences of the "Fiscalization of Land Use" and Urban-Growth Boundaries"
Report: The State of California's Regions, 2001 (SOCR 2001)
Report: Barbour and Teitz (PPIC): A Framework for Collaborative Regional Decision-Making
Report: Silva (PPIC): Commission Recommendations on State-Local Finance
Report: Barbour and Silva (PPIC): The State-Local Fiscal Relationship in California: A Changing Balance of Power
List of all reports
Speaker's Commission on the California Initiative Process
A non-partisan commission to examine California's initiative process, recommend ways to improve the system and make it more responsive to voters.
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May 29, 2003
SCOR CARD #4: A Progress Report on Implementation of the Recommendations of the Speaker's Commission on Regionalism (SCOR)
February 01, 2003
SANDAG to keep its name, thank you
November 07, 2002
Voters Stick to Middle Ground on Growth
November 04, 2002
Infrastructure Demand Soars, and Bond Issues The Only Option
October 18, 2002
Study Assails Ventura County Sprawl
September 16, 2002
SCOR Card #3: A Report on Implementation of the Recommendations of the Speaker's Commission on Regionalism
September 10, 2002
Transit Consolidation Bill Draws Yeas, Nays
September 09, 2002
Panel Takes Steps In Growth Progress
September 09, 2002
Managing Growth Grows On Legislators
August 29, 2002
Two Assembly Bills Address Regional Planning Needs
August 22, 2002
Hertzberg Says State Too Big To Govern
August 20, 2002
Perspectives on "The New California Dream: Regional Solutions for 21st Century Challenges."
August 20, 2002
Robert M. Hertzberg Outlines Challenges To Regional Government To The San Diego Dialogue
August 19, 2002
Steinberg Could Have Jammed His Tax-Sharing Bill Through, But Didn't
August 16, 2002
Housing Is `Our Problem'; The Solution Is To Say Yes To Construction
August 08, 2002
Regional Open-Space Bid Defeated
August 08, 2002
Tax Sharing Plan Gutted
July 12, 2002
Robert M. Hertzberg Outlines Regional Politics And Policy To L.A. Headquarters Association
July 12, 2002
Hertzberg: Regional Taxes Could Come To State
July 08, 2002
Search For Control: Californians Seek Better Local Governments
July 01, 2002
Hahn's $8 Billion LAX Plan More Political Finesse Than Regional Solution
June 13, 2002
Hertzberg's Foresight Results In First-Ever Plan For California Infrastructure
February 27, 2002
The New California Dream: Regional Solutions for 21st Century Challenges
February 05, 2002
Speaker's Commission on Regionalism Final Report
May 13, 2002
State Plans Offensive in Sprawl War
May 10, 2002
Workforce Investment Board Leadership Summit 2002
May 08, 2002
Budget Woes Undermine Davis' Plan To Rebuild Infrastructure
May 01, 2002
Getting Beyond California's 6,000 Public Agendas
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