By Greg Konar, AICP, Distance Education Coordinator, APA California. Earn your mandatory 1.0 Equity CM credit. $15 (Free to students).
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in the planner’s workplace, an on-demand series Read More »
Florentina Craciun cogently reports on what your Northern Section Board accomplished in 2021 and hopes to accomplish in 2022.
Director’s note: Here’s to 2022 Read More »
By Dhawal Kataria, AICP, January 19, 2022. Even when student transportation is carefully considered in locating schools, unforeseen changes in land use and demographics can upset the best of plans.
Declining school enrollment can worsen traffic Read More »
By Dennis H. Klein, AICP, December 28, 2021. Strategically placed affordable housing could bring artists and craftspeople back to Mill Valley.
Making Mill Valley sustainable Read More »
10 am, Feb. 3. Moving beyond complete streets involves conducting a larger review of networks for each travel mode. Attend this free, live webinar for 1.5 AICP CM credits.
Webinar: From Complete Streets to Complete Networks Read More »
By Afshan Hamid, AICP. Network and learn about Senate Bill 9, relationship-building with councils and staff, CEQA, streamlined housing laws, how to prepare findings and conditions of approval, wildfire planning, and new and pending legislation.
Planning Commissioners Academy in March in San Ramon Read More »
In this December 10, 2021, article in our continuing series by Master’s in Urban Planning students at San José State University, a community considers how an abandoned lot can be repurposed as a pocket park, especially for persons often overlooked in the usual placemaking efforts.
Cultivating community in San José’s SoFA pocket park Read More »
By Afshan Hamid, AICP, Professional Development Director, Northern Section. APA is rolling out a simplified process. Watch for an announcement.
An easier path to AICP Certification Read More »
By Alex Traverso, HCD, December 2, 2021. Four northern California cities received funds.
HCD awards $158M in infrastructure grants to support new affordable homes Read More »
By Bradley Dunn, December 8, 2021. SolarAPP+ shows the power of federal, state, local, and industry partners to work together to cut red tape and spur investments in renewable energy. California jurisdictions can look to Sonoma County as they adopt the new technology.
SolarAPP+ shines in Sonoma Read More »
