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Following Superior Court Judge Curtis A. Kin’s recent overturning of Senate Bill (SB) 9, the lot-splitting initiative, the Pleasanton City Council has agreed to explore the possibility of transitioning Pleasanton

Shooting for -- shooting 14 years ago. i went down to monterey park and was invited to three press conferences like this and i said, nope, i watched them on my cell phone instead, as i walked around the community. and i will tell you what, i did that selfishly. because i didnt have the guts to come up and say the same things we hear again and again and again. that was covered. the sheriff did a magnificent job. local electeds did a magnificent job. knocked on doors walked into businesses that we...

Week, thousand oaks shooting where 13 people were gunned down at the bar and grill. literally these are the notes. one of them. i went down to monterey park and was invited to three press conferences like this. i said nope, nope, nope. i watched them on my cell phone ace walked around the community. and i tell you what, i did that selfishly because i didnt have the guts to come up and say the same things we hearing a gain and again and again. was covered. sheriff luna did a magnificent job, loca...

0 be here for the families, listen to them, get them whatever they need, and ask them what they need and be here for them, then second is go back to the drawing board, as was mentioned. we do have some of the strongest laws in the country. one third the deaths per capita than other states, but on a deal like this when theres seven people dead, innocent people in our community, it doesnt seem to amount to much. there isnt a right to do that. we need republicans in to act and look at the drawing b...

At the end of the July 26 Pleasanton City Council meeting, there was a topi...

So how goes the war between the state and many — but not all — California cities over housing policy?

Senate Bill 9 was expected to herald the end of single-family zoning. But four months in, little has changed.

Senate Bill 9 was going to herald the end of the single-family zoning that many see as a reason for the states housing crisis. But four months in, little has changed, and the scant enforcement is largely due to pro-housing activists.

Senate Bill 9 was going to herald the end of the single-family zoning that many see as a reason for the states housing crisis. But four months in, little has changed, and the scant enforcement is largely due to pro-housing activists.

Senate Bill 9 was expected to herald the end of single-family zoning. But four months in, little has changed.