Director of Developmental Services Develop and advocate for strategic policy positions on regulatory, payment and legislative issues affecting providers serving developmentally/intellectually disabled clients. Part-time. Cover/resume: CAHF-HR@cahf.org. Salary DOE. Details here. (6/17)

Legislative Advocate (Sacramento) Assist in the development of our legislative program, assist in the development of legislation, develop close professional relationships with members of the State Legislature, and other related work. Salary per classification range. Details here. (6/14)

The Executive Director of the CCoA has administrative and programmatic responsibility for the day-to-day operations of CCoA, including support functions to the Area Agency on Aging Council of California (also known as the Triple-A Council of California). $7692 – $8570. Final filing date 6/17.  Details. (6/14)

Director of Government Affairs Strong leader with grounding in health and human services policy and knowledge of state legislative, regulatory, budget, and program implementation processes. Highly competitive salary, benefits. Please apply by end of day 5/31/19. More information, how to apply here. (6/13)

Legislative Advocate CJAC seeks a lawyer with a passion for tort reform to serve as CJAC’s principal in-house lobbyist. Salary DOE. Details. Send resume and cover letter to jvallejo@cjac.org. (5/30)

Chief, State Accounting and Reporting Division Examination for CEA Level B ($10,010 – $11,924). Duties include division oversight, policy development, and development/implementation of leadership strategies. CPA Preferred. Details here. (6/20)

Executive Director Unique opportunity to serve as ED of leader in community-based urban forestry. Oversee leadership, management, program development & oversight, Board relations, public & govt. relations, and fundraising. 27 staff; $2.6M budget. Competitive salary. Resume/CL by 6/7: andrea@weisscareer.com. Details. (5/28)

Deputy Director CFC and the CFC Foundation seek Sacramento-based deputy director to help lead our legislative campaigns and assist in overall management of both organizations. Competitive salary, benefits. Application deadline June 15, 2019. Details. (6/11)

Staff Services Manager I (Specialist), Legislative Affairs Division – State Policy. Research and analyze complex legislation which impacts CalPERS. Salary $5917-$7351/month. Questions contact 916 795 3326. Job Control #156071. Details here. (5/24)

Communications Director Manage all communications and media outreach. Candidates should have policy experience and knowledge of social media platforms with strong writing skills, initiative and teamwork skills. Salary BOE. Send cover letter/resume to maria.alvarez@asm.ca.gov. (5/23)

Attorney (J) Provides highly expert and technical legal counsel focusing on complex regulatory matters related to electric utility operations. This position is a non-Civil Service (at-will) position with a salary range of: $116,769 – $154,668. To apply, please visit here. (6/7)

Circuit Prosecutor (Environmental/Worker Safety) Juris Doctor degree, active membership in CA State Bar. Minimum two years’ experience as a Prosecutor. Experience in conducting criminal, civil bench and jury trials. Ability to travel. Salary DOE. Details here. EOE. (5/22)

Executive Director Strategic and well connected executive with knowledge of California public policy to lead our independent nonpartisan, nonprofit project aimed at bolstering the state’s education-to-employment pipeline. Oakland or Sacramento. Salary competitive. Strong research & policy team. Learn more here. (6/6)

Executive Director Seeking compassionate leader in support of educating and uplifting community according to art and practice of yoga. Oversees administration, programs, strategic plan of Sacramento’s only nonprofit yoga studio. $40-48K + incentives. Send resume & cover letter to yscboard@gmail.com. (5/30)

Press Secretary Acting as Speechwriter under direction of Director of Communications, will research, develop and write speeches, opinion pieces and other persuasive communication writing focused on a variety of issues. Strong written and verbal communication skills required.Starts at $6712/month. Details. (6/6)

Health and Safety Officer Under the general direction of the SSM I over the Facilities Services Unit, independently develops, administers, and evaluates the Department’s health, safety, wellness, emergency response, and workplace violence prevention. $4975-$6228. Details. (5/21)

Legislative Assistant Serve as the staff coordinator for the Council on Legislation, managing identification and tracking of legislation for the Association. Salary based on experience. Apply here. (6/5)

The Grassroots Manager Responsible for development & maintenance of a strong network of activist NFIB members in CA & NV. Implements grassroots activities for NFIB members to further advance the organization’s mission & grow member activism. Starting salary $66K based on experience. Apply online here. (6/5)

Director of Communications & Marketing Responsible for leading all communications & marketing efforts, including planning, development and implementation of a long-term vision, both external and internal. Salary depends on qualifications. Details. (6/4)

Legislative Representative Now examining for Legislative Representative, monthly salary: $7146 – $8068. Exam Application Packages must be received by Wednesday, 5/29/2019. For information on how to apply see the official bulletin. (5/29)

Development Director (CA #1819-141) A great opportunity to join our incredible team in California. You will be responsible for overseeing all aspects related to the creation, management and execution of annual fundraising campaigns with a focus on signature special events. Salary DOE. Details. (6/3)

Public Affairs & Community Engagement Representatives Serve as CSBA’s liaisons to local school board and county boards of education, key decision-makers, & the community-at-large. Openings in the following locations: Bay Area and Orange County. Salary based on experience. Apply here. (6/3)

Enterprise Planning, Risk, and Compliance Chief, CEA A. Reporting to the Chief Deputy Commissioner, establishes and implements strategic plans and policies related to risk, audits, compliance, workforce planning, and information security and privacy. Salary $7,190 – $10,334. Details. (5/23)

CROS Project Director Seeking examination applications for Career Executive Assignment (CEA Level B, $10,010-$11,924) to serve as the Centralized Revenue Opportunity System project director. Position located in Sacramento. Details here. (5/23)

Human Resources Bureau Chief Seeking examination applications for Career Executive Assignment (CEA Level A, $7,190-$10,334). Position located in Sacramento. Details here. (5/23)

Learn to Lobby More Effectively Capitol veteran Ray LeBov’s June 6-7 seminars offer a complete overview of lobbying in California: the processes, touch points & best practices critical to success. $275 each/$500 for both. CapitolSeminars.net/916 442 5009. (6/5)

California’s only Full-service Republican Political Fundraising Firm, raising local money for local candidates. Also, in-district fundraising for legislative and congressional candidates and trade associations. Strategy, mail, digital and events. eurekastrategygroup.com 916 467 4205. (6/2)

Paid Summer Internship re campaigns for Republican candidates, statewide initiatives & issue advocacy. Applicants who have held job/internships & exemplify strong writing, research & communication skills preferred. $12/hr. Scheduled days Mon, Wed & Fri (with option for + hrs). Resume to Justin@meridianhq.com. (5/23)

A California Groundbreakers Talk with CA’s new Secretary of Natural Resources about managing forests, fires, water, parks, rec and all the other resources he’s now in charge of. June 4, 6:30 p.m., Antiquite Midtown, 2114 P St. $10. Details and tickets here. (5/28)

Join UCCS on Wed., June 5 for our undergraduate research open house from Noon – 1:30 p.m. Meet the spring 2019 undergraduate student interns & view their public policy research projects completed during their stay in Sacramento. 1130 K St., LL3. To register, please click here. Lunch will be served. (5/24)

Capitol Weekly presents “Tax Reform,” Wednesday, May 22 in Sacramento. This day-long event features panels on proposed changes to CA tax policy, including the Split Roll proposal that would alter Prop 13. Sen. Robert Hertzberg keynotes. For more information, click here or call 916 444 7665. (5/22)

Up to 2 Rooms in Shared Suite at 1127 Eleventh St. Suite is updated with new flooring, paint, blinds and lighting. Building is located across from the Sacramento Capitol Building. Amenities include WiFi and gender-neutral restroom in building. $850. Contact andrewp@eqca.org for tour. (6/3)

New Modern Home, 1019 Broadway, Sacramento. Close to the Capitol. Low-maintenance, custom wood floors, quartz counters, stainless steel appliances, dining island, floor to ceiling windows, 2-car garage. No HOA. $560,000.
Email matt@mattjdunn.com or visit here for more info. (5/28)