Last Thursday, the Senate Transportation and Housing Committee held yet another oversight hearing on California’s High Speed Rail project. The focus of this...
With a new State administration there is a real opportunity to make meaningful progress towards enhancing California’s environment and water supply. The Bay...
After nearly four successful years as Legislative Director for the League, Tina Andolina has taken a job with California State Senator Lois Wolk (D-Vacaville)....
The elections are finally over and of the four measures the Planning and Conservation League was involved with there were some big victories and some...
Last week, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Department of Transportation announced new proposed fuel efficiency standards for heavy vehicles....
After a year of poor marks and critical reports from the State Auditor, the Legislative Analysis and even UC Berkeley, the High Speed Rail Authority was put on...
Last Sunday Lake Mead, created by the construction of Hoover Dam, dropped to its lowest level since the reservoir was filled 75 years ago. The water level is...
On the heels of several critical reports from the Legislative Analysis Office, the State Auditor, and the University of California, Berkeley, detailing the...
The passage of the budget last Friday marks several miles stones, most notably the passage of the latest budget ever. However, this budget is also remarkable...
On Wednesday the Assembly and Senate revenue and tax committees held a joint hearing to discuss Proposition 26. The “Polluter Protection Act” as it’s...
