SCOE will now ask the city to rezone the property for high-density housing. That will allow SCOE to provide 60 rental units for teachers and other public employees.
Have you ever wondered where the city is taking all your recycled bottles and cans? Residents of Palo Alto dared to ask — and the answer was extremely troubling.
Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) Board President Rebecca Saltzman said Monday that the agency has no plans to eliminate weekend service, despite media headlines about impending cuts.
Like many California communities, Chico needs to build more housing to accommodate its growing population. But there’s a problem: much of the area is a tinderbox.
The California Coastal Commission approved a new desalination plant in Huntington Beach Thursday, several months after it rejected a large desalination plant in the city.
Coalinga is quickly running out of water. The Central Valley community is projected to deplete its supply by Dec. 1 at the latest.
Longtime Irvine Councilman Larry Agran really likes his job, and he isn’t about to let a little thing like term limits stop him from serving another four years.
The Sonoma County Office of Education has purchased new property for educator housing at 3280 Juniper Ave. in Santa Rosa for $630,000.
A former Montebello police detective who was placed on administrative leave for failing to receive the coronavirus vaccine is suing the city for gender discrimination.
GrassrootsLab’s Mike Madrid published an important op-ed in the Los Angeles Times