After the failure of SB 50 for another year, here are some bills that could make a difference in 2020.
The appointment fills the final hole left by multiple recent resignations by planning officials.
A man in his 20s was struck by a driver early Sunday morning where the city’s high-injury network meets a state highway.
Maybe no one expects interacting with city government to be simple. But why shouldn’t it be?
Be warned: the opioid-like plant from Southeast Asia poses its own risks.
Community groups cheer the nomination of fellow housing equity advocate Maria Theresa Imperial to oversee development.
The discovery comes during a tense week between tenant organizers and the city’s biggest landlord, which is selling off more than 2,000 units.
