At its October meeting, APA California's Board of Directors adopted a land acknowledgment policy by which Native American tribes are recognized as traditional stewards of the land in which our members live and practice our profession. Californi...
By Alan Murphy and Angela Luh, September 20, 2021
In a major recent decision, the California Court of Appeal rejected a city’s interpretation of what constitutes an “objective” standard under the Housing Accountability Act (HAA), Governme...
California’s #JustTransition Roadmap is underway. For an economy as large & diverse as #California we know there is no one-fits-all path to an equitable & carbon-neutral economy.
That’s why @Cal_OPR wants to hear from you: bit.ly/3m...
APA California condemns all acts of violence and hate against Asian-Americans and Pacific Islanders, who are our neighbors, colleagues, friends, and family. We recognize the innumerable contributions that Asian-Americans and Pacific Islanders h...
APA California and the Planner Emeritus Network (PEN) are excited to offer pro bono planning assistance to financially challenged communities in California and Baja California. Through the formation of a Community Planning Assistance Team (CPAT...
A new administration brings new opportunities for reinvention. By helping shape federal action on recovery, infrastructure, housing, and climate change, planners are essential to an equitable and resilient recovery that invests in communities a...
The Governor has just released his 2021-2022 Budget. Attached is a press release with high level details on this proposal and a few highlights. To read the detailed Full Budget Summary, click on the button below.
Note that housing and homelessn...
