Strong Towns Podcast: Should California Bring Back Redevelopment?
The loss of more than 400 redevelopment agencies across California dealt a massive blow to cities and counties in 2012.
OC, Placentia Create State’s First City-County EIFD
The new financing authority will fund infrastructure improvements and attract developers in the Old Town and TOD Packing Housing District regions.
“Behind the Bill” Sits Down With Sen. Scott Wiener in Episode 2
Redevelopment and “the naked guys” were both subjects broached in the second episode of the Behind the Bill podcast featuring State Sen. Scott Wiener last week.
Villaraigosa Doubles Down on Bringing Back Redevelopment for Cities in San Diego Campaign Stop
"I will go to the Legislature and say that we’re bringing it back."
Cities Win Court Battle with State over Redevelopment Funds
Score one for the little guys.
Proposed ballot measures could alter Anaheim’s future
Three proposed ballot measures could fundamentally alter the financial future of Orange County’s largest city, and have ramifications for other cities in the surrounding area.
Los Angeles to host economic summit on rebuilding cities
Secretary of State Alex Padilla will headline the 2015 Social Innovation Summit in Los Angeles, focused on bringing together people from different sectors to help reimagine and rebuild America’s ci
La River restoration could cost city $1.2 billion
The city of Los Angeles has received a preliminary price tag for implementing Mayor Eric Garcetti’s vision of revitalizing the Los Angeles River -- $1.2 billion.
Tustin sues for $42 million in redevelopment money
The city of Tustin has filed suit against the state of California seeking $42 million in property tax money that was lost when the state abolished redevelopment agencies.