Sacramento Observer: How Sacramento’s public banking movement plans to keep taxpayer money at home
Sacramento Observer covered the Sacramento Public Bank Town Hall! “What if the...
California Public Banking News
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Sacramento packed the house for public banking!
Sacramento showed up in a big way with nearly 200 neighbors packing the room for the city’s...
CPBA in Crain’s Chicago Business
The California Public Banking Alliance (CPBA) is covered in a Dec. 9, 2025 article in...
CPBA December 2025 Newsletter: CA Power + National Momentum!
Public Banking Webinar with Senator Elizabeth Warren + Movement LeadersCalifornia Public...
Coast to Coast Webinar w/ Senator Warren Wrap-Up — Recording + Resources
Hi everyone,On behalf of the California Public Banking Alliance, New Economy Project, the...
Public Banking Coast-to-Coast Webinar ft. Senator Elizabeth Warren!
A national conversation exploring how cities and states are moving to reclaim public money...
Poll: 2 in 3 likely SF voters support a San Francisco public bank.
Breaking SF Public Bank: New Poll Shows 2 in 3 likely SF voters support starting a San...
CPBA October 2025 Newsletter: Public banking momentum building in California!
Public Banking Launches in Fresno! We co-hosted Fresno’s first public banking...
Public Banking Launches in Fresno!
Fresno Public Banking Listening Sessions We co-hosted Fresno’s first public banking...
A City-Owned Bank? Fresno Enters the Chat on Public Banking
Fresno just entered the public banking chat! And the community is driving it. From local...
New CPBA Brief! California Needs a State Public Bank
California is facing budget deficits, federal rollbacks, and deep cuts to housing, climate,...
Public Banking in California: Learning from the Bank of North Dakota
Our new brief, “Public Banking in California: Learning from the Bank of North Dakota,” with...