March 2012
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As prisoners get older and develop expensive health problems, states are looking for ways to cut costs.
The number of farmers markets has exploded in recent years, and states want to make sure they stay in business.
The governor eliminated the state’s redevelopment agencies -- and the way it funds urban revitalization. Now the Golden State must find new money sources.
Form-based codes have emerged as a powerful tool for city planners who want to stop the sprawl that’s resulted from bad zoning rules.
Switching from paper to electronic traffic warrants has reduced backlogs and put more money from previously unpaid speeding tickets in Hawaii’s state coffers.
