by John Jones | Aug 14, 2017 | Local Gov News
LOS ANGELES >> A Los Angeles Olympic bid that has often been described by its organizers and supporters in metaphoric terms is a single vote next month away from crossing the finish line.The Los Angeles City Council voted unanimously Frid Source: LA City Council approves going forward with 2028 Olympic Games
by John Jones | Aug 14, 2017 | Local Gov News
Maintaining and operating Qualcomm Stadium, even without the Chargers, takes a full-time crew and millions in city subsidies. Source: With Chargers gone, Qualcomm Stadium still a big (money) loser – The San Diego Union-Tribune
by John Jones | Aug 11, 2017 | Local Gov News
Narrower beaches, more flooding during storms and high tides, and increased erosion of coastal bluffs are among the most likely effects of sea-level rise identified in Carlsbad’s Sea Level Rise Vulnerability Assessment. Carlsbad’s updated report will be presented to the city’s Planning Commission on Wednesday and to the City Council on Aug. 15. . Source: Carlsbad updates sea-level […]
by John Jones | Aug 10, 2017 | Local Gov News
There was little doubt the Laguna Beach City Council on Tuesday would back pacts by other countries and cities to, among other steps, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, given the city’s track record of preserving thousands of acres of open space and conserving water. http://www.latimes.com/socal/daily-pilot/news/tn-dpt-me-lb-climate-change-20170809-story.html
by John Jones | Aug 10, 2017 | Local Gov News
The Los Angeles City Council on Wednesday approved the use of eminent domain to acquiring dozens of homes, a step toward finally emptying the Manchester Square neighborhood near LAX. Source: L.A. gives green light for eminent domain to clear out Manchester Square – LA Times
by John Jones | Aug 10, 2017 | Local Gov News
A proposed ordinance that would restrict parking for RVs, trailers and other oversize vehicles m Source: Long Beach law to bar RV parking on residential streets moves forward
by John Jones | Aug 9, 2017 | Local Gov News
SANDAG leaders deny email cover-up amid revenue projection scandal Source: Embattled SANDAG leader, Gary Gallegos, to step down by end of the year – The San Diego Union-Tribune
by John Jones | Aug 8, 2017 | Local Gov News
Almost two years after the fanfare announcement, the mayor’s bet on renewable power has yet to generate even a spark of solar electricity. Source: Construction begins at last on 2 of 25 San Diego city solar projects – The San Diego Union-Tribune
