California regulators cut into subsidies for solar on multi-unit complexes
Critics say the changes make it less attractive financially to add solar to farms, schools and apartment complexes.
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Critics say the changes make it less attractive financially to add solar to farms, schools and apartment complexes.
Parents, principals and school officials talked about fundraising as if it were an X-factor — an unknowable, mysterious number that played a crucial role in school budgets.
Civic Leaders Fund Their Own Interests in AD54’s Special Election Details EDUCATION POLITICS-There’s a political newcomer in AD54 (extending across eastern West-LA to western South-LA) who has burst on the scene with startling presence. Gregarious and appealing, Isaac Bryan has a hard luck story that scans like the Parable of the Prodigal Son of modern society, ready to make up for former academic and behavioral lapses with his personal charisma and gilded fluency in issues of social justice. But if Mr Bryan is society’s prodigal son, then who is conferring...
A LOCAL STATE ELECTION-Los Angeles County’s Central Democratic Party Committee has focused lately on single-payer healthcare. This is a good thing. A majority of Californians support removing private insurance from the healthcare equation. And if not now -- during a global pandemic when sky-high unemployment has sundered workers’ access to health insurance while health risks from COVID-19 and medical expenses have simultaneously rocketed upward -- then when? First came a resolution from delegates on the floor of LACDP (I was one), authored by Betty Doumas-Toto of HCA-LA (which passed ...