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APA California legislative update: May 2025

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.

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Transforming Seattle Immersive Education Program Launches

By Ray Gastil, AICP, President, APA-Washington-Pugent Sound City Discovery Lab is launching its first Washington State session, “Transforming Seattle, Waterfront, Transit, and Community,” this summer, August 2 to August 6. The program offers immersive planning-oriented city-based educational experiences (with AICP continuing education credits). It started in Barcelona last year, where Jordi Honey- Rosés, Research Professor

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Celebrating the 2025 Awards Gala and the Opening of Registration to the APA California 2025 Conference in Monterey!

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

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