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USA - September 14 2012
While some California cities and counties continue to mourn the demise of redevelopment agencies, others are looking to the future and aggressively implementing new tools to incentivize economic development.
USA - March 27 2012
The Supreme Court’s ruling last week in Sackett v. EPA, unanimously rejecting the United States Environmental Protection Agency's prohibition against judicial review of administrative compliance orders issued under the Clean Water Act, may be hailed as one of the most significant environmental rulings in recent memory.
USA - February 15 2012
The end of California's redevelopment agencies has left many developers, affordable housing advocates, property owners and even public agencies themselves wondering if existing and approved development projects will be stuck in a state of regulatory limbo for the foreseeable future.
USA - February 14 2012
The end of California’s redevelopment agencies has left many developers, affordable housing advocates, property owners and even public agencies themselves wondering if existing and approved development projects will be stuck in a state of regulatory limbo for the foreseeable future.
USA - July 20 2011
On June 15, 2011, the California Supreme Court ruled against a coalition of plastic bag manufacturers challenging the City of Manhattan Beach's 2008 ordinance banning plastic bags within the City's jurisdiction.
