“Displacement can happen across any income group,” says planner
Karen Chapple, “and it can happen with benefits or with losses.
The policy issue is, is the diversity of the neighborhood that
you had before sustained as the new transit improvement comes
in?”
Most neighborhoods used to have a mix of single-family homes and
houses with multiple units. But today, many cities struggle to
provide that same level of choice. Daniel Parolek says that’s
because the systems needed to deliver those choices have
disappeared.
CalPERS and the Legislature have enacted several changes in
recent years that expand the pension fund’s enforcement powers,
including new financial penalties. Here’s how those changes could
impact your city — and what may be coming next.
The Eel River trail is one of three new projects in Rio Dell that
have already made an impact on health and community-building.
Officials in this Humboldt County town hope it will eventually
serve another purpose: tourism.
Sadly, politically motivated violence is not new. It is part of
our national history, driven by a range of motives — and is
increasing. Here are some practical steps you can take to support
your safety and that of those around you.
Summer at City Hall equips Vacaville youth with job readiness
skills and a deeper understanding of local government. But city
officials say the four-week program is more than just preparing
students for jobs. It’s also about building community and giving
them confidence.
Spending several hours a week on the road to get to and from work
can negatively affect people’s finances and health — and a city’s
economy. As workers leave each day for jobs in other communities,
potential local businesses lose valuable talent, hindering growth
and innovation.