Here’s the Real Reason PG&E Rates Are Skyrocketing in California
The California Public Utilities Commission allow a $2.56 billion increase by 2026, in addition to increases for costs of Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant.
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Santa Barbara County’s Traffic Plan: Not Good
The county proposes to approve projects without reducing the project density when the cost to mitigate traffic impacts makes the project economically infeasible, according to the developer.
Why the County Should Rezone All of the Sites Identified in Its Housing Element
CHC is concerned the process the County has undertaken in the implementation of Program 1 in the Housing Element could have an unintended negative impact on local housing production.
E-bikes Need More and Bigger Bike Lanes
E-bikes are disruption, but the tension brought by disruption is an opportunity for change and innovation.
Chumash Heritage Marine Sanctuary: A Great Asset
Last year 110,000 comments were submitted to the federal government mostly in favor of the largest boundary option.
Beyond Gaza
“Somehow this madness must cease. We must stop now. … I speak for those whose land is being laid waste, whose homes are being destroyed, whose culture is being subverted.”
Was Deltopia a ‘Success’?
Crowd control measures are something one expects local government to implement, and yet after two decades they do not.
National Politics Have Become Local
A Third Party candidate for POTUS has never won an election. In 2024 they would be votes for Trump.
The Trees Are Falling
Landmarked Italian stone pines on East Anapamu Street go down.
Are Cars the Answer?
Successful malls have been multimodal, rather than pedestrian only, with ample housing in the vicinity.