A reminder of the scope of the drought as not even America’s 10th largest city is safe.
The City was asked to cut its usage by only 8%.
Instead, they increased by 15% compared to June 2013.
The Quarterly Luncheon is on Friday, July 24 from 12pm to 2pm in Long Beach at The Grand Long Beach Event Center. We have confirmed two special presentations for the event:
Nowhere has the fight over banning single-use plastic bags taken more twists and turns than in Huntington Beach.
This is why we can't have nice things.
With California’s drought in full swing, the City of Glendale is finally ready to reconsider its four-year-old ban on artificial turf.
In a landmark decision, the Los Angeles City Council voted Friday to purchase the Hillside Villa apartment complex in Chinatown to prevent the eviction of struggling tenants.
Weeks after the City of Sacramento repealed its decades-old anti-cruising law, state lawmakers are urging
GrassrootsLab’s Mike Madrid published an important op-ed in the Los Angeles Times
