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Building Cities From Scratch
Steven Greenhut
October 2, 2024
SACRAMENTO – The plan by a group of San Francisco Bay Area venture capitalists to build an entirely new city on ranch land in Solano County between the Bay Area and Sacramento has become one of the most controversial housing ...
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Biden Greenlights California’s Unworkable Green Car Mandates on Way Out the Door
Kerry Jackson
December 23, 2024
As expected, the Environmental Protection Agency granted on Dec. 17 permission for California to go outside of federal law. California and other states need exemptions from the EPA to enact stricter air quality standards than those set by the 1970 ...
$30 minimum wage would be an Olympian error for Los Angeles
Kerry Jackson
December 20, 2024
The Los Angeles City Council is hiking the minimum wage for hotel and airport workers to $30 an hour. It will turn out to be a five-diamond mistake. The vote wasn’t even close. By a 12-3 margin, the Council decided ...
Drivers Beware: California’s Road Diet to Grow Stricter in New Year
Kerry Jackson
December 20, 2024
When the calendar turns over to 2025, parking in California cities will be even more of a hassle than it already is. Jan. 1 marks the day that cities can begin slapping tickets on cars parked too close to crosswalks. ...
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Biden Greenlights California’s Unworkable Green Car Mandates on Way Out the Door
Kerry Jackson
December 23, 2024
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