Michael Storper Part II, Q&A
June 3, 2019
(video included) 48hills presents Michael Storper on SB50
Category: California
Gavin Newsom Won’t Block Building in High-Fire Areas
April 19, 2019
By Kathleen Ronayne : nbclosangeles – excerpt A desire to live near nature is embedded in California’s ethos, Gov. Gavin Newsom said Monday as he explained why he doesn’t want to block home building near forested areas at high risk for wildfires. “There’s something that is truly Californian about the wilderness and the wild and … More Gavin Newsom Won’t Block Building in High-Fire Areas
Beverly Hills Mayor John Mirsch on SB50 as his swearing in ceremony.
April 14, 2019
youtube – excerpt Full housing remarks and quotable moments, with emphasis on “Sacramento Politicians.” Some towns have unique ways of swearing in the mayor. Performed March 20, 2019 at the swearing in of John Mirisch as Mayor of Beverly Hills: https://youtu.be/miCZIyheIV4
Political Punch: Hard times away from California’s coast are a problem for politicians
March 29, 2019
By John Wildermuth : sfchronicle – excerpt (via email) The state’s latest employment figures are chock full of good news for the Bay Area and Southern California, but bring more of the same dismal message to the Central Valley. That could be worrisome for a pair of Democrats who swept into Congress in November on … More Political Punch: Hard times away from California’s coast are a problem for politicians
The State of California steps into the public banking revolution with SB 528
March 2, 2019
publicbankinginstitute – excerpt The bill SB 528, introduced Feb 21 by CA State Senator Ben Hueso, would convert the California I-Bank — a state revolving fund with a 20 year history — into a true depository bank with a reserve account at the Federal Reserve. PBI Chair Ellen Brown commented about the bill’s approach to … More The State of California steps into the public banking revolution with SB 528
California Supreme Court Clarifies Scope of De Novo and Substantial Evidence Standards Of Review In CEQA Cases
February 26, 2019
In Sierra Club v. County of Fresno (S219783), the California Supreme Court unanimously reaffirmed that the substantial evidence standard of review does not always apply when a lead agency prepares an environmental impact report (“EIR”) for a development project. Rather, the court determined that the less deferential de novo standard applies if the EIR’s discussion of a potentially significant … More California Supreme Court Clarifies Scope of De Novo and Substantial Evidence Standards Of Review In CEQA Cases
Gavin Newsom’s housing lawsuit put 47 California cities on notice. Is yours on the list?
February 24, 2019
By Bryan Anderson and Madeline Ashmun : sacbee – excerpt (includes map) Sue you, and you, and you! by SF Blue Comics In his State of the State address, California Gov. Gavin Newsom acknowledged the state’s housing problem. While he doesn’t intend to sue all of the cities for their failures to meet their housing obligations, he … More Gavin Newsom’s housing lawsuit put 47 California cities on notice. Is yours on the list?
