A big thank you to everyone who joined us at the APA California — Northern 2025 Awards Gala! You brought energy, excitement, and endless good vibes to the evening. The event was a true celebration of the incredible work being done in the planning profession. A huge congratulations to all the award winners—your achievements are […]
The Northern International Program has organized tours around the world to
enrich members’ global planning knowledge. In April, APA members met with planners and
environmentalists in Baja California Sur, Mexico. This is Part 2 of a three-part series.
Northern Members Meet with Planners and Environmentalists in Loreto Read More »
Northern News May 2025 Edition, a publication of the American Planning Association, California Chapter, Northern Section.
May 2025 Northern News Read More »
With We Recommend: read | listen | watch, we’re hoping to share your exciting, thought-provoking or innovative media recommendations for all things urban planning and community building. ️
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APA California — Northern proudly partners with its sponsors to support planners by offering educational programming, professional development opportunities, social networking events, and furthering a sense of belonging among planners.
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The California Planning Foundation (CPF) has announced its 2025 scholarship program for exceptional planning students enrolled in eligible degree programs across California. Recipients will be notified in August and celebrated at the APA California Annual Conference on September 28, 2025, in Monterey during the Student Awards Luncheon. Winners will also have the opportunity to attend Sunday’s conference sessions and the luncheon for free.
2025-2026 California Planning Foundation scholarship application program Read More »
The Appropriations Committees will meet May 23 to review high-cost proposals in the “Suspense File.” Facing a $12 billion deficit, fewer bills may pass, though key planning bills are expected to proceed. Governor Newsom’s May Budget Revision of $321.9 billion reflects this shortfall. The Legislature aims to pass bills by June 6, with policy committees resuming mid-July. APA California monitors and updates legislative concerns online.
APA California legislative update: May 2025 Read More »
The American Planning Association (APA) offers reduced membership dues to support members who are unemployed or experiencing significant life transitions. This discount applies to national APA, chapter, and AICP dues, though it excludes division dues, publication subscription fees and Chapter-Only dues.
National APA offers reduced membership rates for 2025 Read More »
