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UC Merced Brings Knowledge Economy to Central Valley
UC Merced Brings Knowledge Economy to Central Valley

by Morris Newman & Josh Stephens on Mar 9, 2019

Central Valley, Housing, Merced, Universities

City of Merced finds itself increasingly caught between two worlds: that of the traditional agricultural economy of the Central Valley, the knowledge-based economy of higher education >>read more

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Position Available, La Quinta, CA
Position Available, La Quinta, CA

by CP&DR Staff on Mar 7, 2019

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City Manager, City of La Quinta, CA >>read more

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Position Available, Ventura, CA
Position Available, Ventura, CA

by CP&DR Staff on Mar 6, 2019

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Community Development Director, City of Ventura, CA >>read more

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CP&DR News Briefs March 5, 2019: SANDAG Transportation Plan; SoMa Lawsuit; Housing Shortfalls Statewide; and More
CP&DR News Briefs March 5, 2019: SANDAG Transportation Plan; SoMa Lawsuit; Housing Shortfalls Statewide; and More

by Brett Simpson on Mar 5, 2019

The San Diego Association of Governments will discontinue its TransNet transportation project and draft a new long-term transportation plan from scratch >>read more

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Position Available, Palo Alto, CA
Position Available, Palo Alto, CA

Mar 4, 2019

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Assistant Director – Planning & Community Environment, City of Palo Alto, CA >>read more

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Rooster Limit Is Constitutional
Rooster Limit Is Constitutional

by William Fulton on Mar 3, 2019

Monterey County, Roosters, Zoning

Seeking to crack down on cockfighting, Monterey County requires a permit to keep more than four. >>read more

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More Housing Bills Introduced
More Housing Bills Introduced

by William Fulton on Mar 3, 2019

Bay Area, Encinitas, Housing, Housing Elements, MTC, RHNA

Bay Area's CASA Compact appears to be driving agenda in Sacramento. >>read more

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CP&DR Vol. 34 No. 2 February 2019
CP&DR Vol. 34 No. 2 February 2019

by CP&DR Staff on Feb 27, 2019

Reports

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CP&DR News Briefs February 26, 2019: Newsom Housing Conclave; High Speed Rail Funding; AIDS Healthcare Sues Hollywood Development; and More
CP&DR News Briefs February 26, 2019: Newsom Housing Conclave; High Speed Rail Funding; AIDS Healthcare Sues Hollywood Development; and More

by Brett Simpson on Feb 26, 2019

Gov. Gavin Newsom met with dozens of California mayors from cities identified as having deficient housing plans. >>read more

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Another CEQA Exemption Upheld in Berkeley Hillsides
Another CEQA Exemption Upheld in Berkeley Hillsides

by William Fulton on Feb 26, 2019

Alquist-Priolo Act, Berkeley, CEQA

Court rules that earthquake and landslide risk areas aren't "environmental resources". >>read more

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Gentrification On Steroids?
Gentrification On Steroids?

by William Fulton on Feb 25, 2019

Los Angeles, Opportunity Zones

Will oppportunity zones help underserved neighborhoods -- or accelerate gentrification? >>read more

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Dollar General: The New Retail Villain
Dollar General: The New Retail Villain

by Josh Stephens on Feb 24, 2019

El Dorado County, Joshua Tree, Lakeport, Retail

Small communities are fighting the stores, but usually they are allowed by local zoning. >>read more

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A Mayoral Lesson in Jobs-Housing Balance
A Mayoral Lesson in Jobs-Housing Balance

by Josh Stephens on Feb 24, 2019

Commuting, Housing , Santa Monica

Santa Monica's Gleam Davis unabashedly endorses more housing. >>read more

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CP&DR News Briefs February 19, 2019: Transbay Rail Line, CARB Implementation for Natural Lands, And More
CP&DR News Briefs February 19, 2019: Transbay Rail Line, CARB Implementation for Natural Lands, And More

by Brett Simpson on Feb 18, 2019

Transbay train connection may hook up to new Salesforce Transbay Terminal >>read more

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