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One of the key problems contributing to California's housing crisis is that it is relatively easy for housing opponents to file litigation challenging housing approvals, and even a...

Zachary Cosenza, Livermore

At last weeks mayor candidate forum, former campaign allies turned competitors John Marchand and Mony Nop discussed main issues of their election platforms and shared their individual visions for the city of Livermore.

Tania Panarello, Livermore

The Eden Housing affordable development planned for downtown Livermore faces a new hurdle as a resident has filed paperwork to begin circulating a referendum petition in an effort to overturn the councils approval of a new agreement.

Mini Chopra, Livermore

LIVERMORE — The city council this week decided not to place a sales tax initiative on the November ballot after receiving survey results that showed the community had “no appetite”

I keep hoping that there will be some action or movement on the part of the Mayor and City Council to come to the table to negotiate with the citizens

Jean King, Livermore

The Independent received a letter from land-use attorney Winston Stromberg, with Latham & Watkins, who represents the community group, Save Livermore Downtown.  In his communication, Stromberg addresses legal issues affecting the Eden Housing project that will be considered Monday, 7 p.m., at the virtual Livermore City Council meeting. The following is Strombergs submission in its entirety. Re: May 24, 2021, City Council Meeting, Agenda Item 5.2:   Eden Housing Project (DDR 20-019; VTP...