By Sara Rubin, Monterey County Now, August 4, 2022. The city is well positioned to remain a vital part of California’s agricultural economy, but it needs infrastructure upgrades.
Salinas looks to the future after Amazon walks away on 36-acre parcel Read More »
Join us September 22nd at Manny’s in San Francisco as we reconnect in person to honor our most innovative plans and projects, distinguished APA members, and lay contributors.
APA Northern Section 2022 Awards Gala coming up Read More »
Five Northern Section cities and consultants will claim statewide awards at the APA California conference, October 1-4. Read more to see who they are.
APA California has announced its 2022 Awards Read More »
During the noon hour on Sept. 9, earn required CM credits while getting an overview of new components in General Plan law relating to sustainability and resilience.
Mandatory AICP CM FREE WEBINAR, Integrating Sustainability into your Plans Read More »
San Diego’s Complete Communities Housing Solutions — “opt-in” regulations that aim to increase affordable and market-rate housing in transit priority areas — are a model for other jurisdictions. Presented by APA California and the San Diego Section.
Webinar: Complete Communities Housing Solutions, CM 1.5 Read More »
From MTC-ABAG, August 2, 2022. The report offers recommendations for climate adaptation in each San Francisco Bay region while underscoring the need for equity in work on the Estuary.
New five-year blueprint maps future for SF Bay and Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta Read More »
By Loan-Anh Pham, San Jose Spotlight, August 2, 2022. The City’s data-driven research helped determine funding for housing, employment, and health care needs.
San Jose pours millions from federal relief into housing and wifi Read More »
By Jeff Elder, The Examiner, July 18, 2022. We complained about the entitled, clueless, disrespectful, and plentiful techies who flocked to the Bay Area from 2011-2015. Now, tech layoffs are mounting, workers are leaving SoMa, and mid-Market’s revitalization is iffy.
Brain Drain: SF sees reversal of riches as tech workers flee Read More »
By Ally Markovich, Berkeleyside, July 17, 2022. Berkeley’s population increased and became more racially diverse overall, but the number of Black residents continues to decline.
2020 census reveals how Berkeley was remade over the past decade Read More »
By William H. Frey, Brookings, July 11, 2022. The patterns of telecommuting that have begun to take hold may make a ‘return to the city’ less inevitable than it would otherwise be.
