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A proposed large-scale workforce housing project in Quiogue would provide more than 100 units, but it has left some questioning the scale, particularly in a small hamlet west of the Shinnecock Canal.

The state isn’t doing enough to prove that it will keep funding the Schools Development Authority, a report to the New Jersey Supreme Court said.

HOLLAND, MI (WHTC-AM/FM, Mar. 19, 2023) - What should one of Holland's anchor neighborhoods look like in the future? That's the focus of Thursday's wo...

Area listings of agendas

Road user tax is actually mileage tax It felt like a slap in the face to read the article "Issa seeks to block road use charges, a possible alternative to fading gas tax revenue" by Michael Smolens, San Diego Union Tribune columnist, in the Ramona Sentinel issue from Feb. 9 where he defended the mileage tax that will absolutely decimate our rural community by adding an exorbitant cost to already expensive housing and gas.

Nicole Lillie is the Housing Projects Director at Our Time to Act United and a second year TMC student studying political science at UC San Diego. Last year, San Diego celebrated the completion of the Mid-Coast Trolley Extension, the largest transit investment in its history. This transit extension was approved in 2004, back when most...

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This post provides an overview of newly enacted legislation addressing the state's greenhouse gas emissions and clean energy goals, energy sources, and oil and gas extraction policies.

2022 was a pivotal year in the California Climate Commitment as the 2022-23 budget provides $38.8 billion of the total $54 billion committed towards these goals over the next 5 years. California Climate Crisis Act and Clean Energy, Jobs, and Affordability Act were signed.

With 2022 having just come to an end, we wanted to take the opportunity to spotlight some of the most impactful legislative and regulatory actions taken in California to meet the...