California 100, a statewide initiative that aims to provide a vision and plan for the state’s next 100 years, announced its 26-member commission this week.
The group’s commissioners come from diverse sets of fields, ranging from health care to transportation.
Some of the commissioners include Michael Tubbs, Gov. Newsom’s special adviser for economic mobility and opportunity; Jeffrey Reynoso, executive director of Latino Coalition for a Healthy California; and Dan Schnur, former chairman of the California Fair Political Practices Commission.
The commission is expected to tackle 13 key issues facing the state, such as education, economic mobility, housing, immigration integration and criminal justice reform.
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