February 2014
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Instead of looking for better results through data analytics, new technology or paid consultants, Denver looks to its own employees for simple, straightforward reforms.
After Mayor John Cranley campaigned on opposition to the project, he announces "we're going to have a streetcar."
California voters eased restrictions in 2012 on how long lawmakers can serve. The changes are already helping some think more about the future when crafting policies.
In 2012, the federal government issued $5.2 billion in tax refunds to people who falsified their identity. Georgia found a way to keep that money out of scammers’ pockets.
More than half the states enacted laws to combat metal theft last year, but there’s little analysis of which legislative policies actually work.
