SB 10 Lawsuit Filed May 30, 2023
SB 10 Lawsuit Filed May 30, 2023 by the Aids Healthcare Foundation and the City of Redondo Beach
SB 10 Lawsuit Filed May 30, 2023 by the Aids Healthcare Foundation and the City of Redondo Beach
Tom Rubin presents on Electrification - Reality and Myths at a Livable California teleconference, June 3, 2023 https://youtu.be/d6_BTJna1SI Presentation Slides - Downloadable
Our Neighborhood Voices Event Thursday April 27th We had a great presentation Saturday, April 22nd from the Our Neighborhood Voices (ONV) Team. The video of that presentation is linked here. Time is critical – we have a big ask: 1: Join us for a virtual town hall and fundraiser Thursday, April 27 at 6:30
Our Neighborhood Voices Presentation to Livable California April 22, 2023 Watch Video Below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BbVJwzJjLHw Presentation Slides - Downloadable:
Tom Rubin Presentation to Livable California March 11, 2023 Tom presents on a variety of subjects, bringing together the subjects of housing near transit, transit utility and performance across the state, parking restrictions, utility of cars by lower income people, GHG of transit vs cars, impacts of new technology, and complete streets impact on emergency
Impacts of Road Diets and Traffic Calming on Public Safety Videos and images from around the country demonstrate the unintended, dangerous, and potentially deadly consequences when emergency routes are "road dieted." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qaA6EvIAQrs
Laura Kiesel Speaks on Eco-Genrification at a Livable California teleconference on 11 5 22 We reached out to Ms. Kiesel after reading her Salon article, Why “greening” cities can make gentrification worse — and often doesn’t help the environment either” (https://www.salon.com/2022/02/26/eco-gentrification/) Laura Kiesel is a Boston freelance writer and editor. Her Bio on SpeakerHub reads
Video Presentation: https://youtu.be/jN7DDOylCe0 PDF of Presentation (Downloadable)
Oct. 12, 2021 Senate Bill 9 ends single-family zoning to allow four homes where one now stands. It was signed by Gov. Newsom, backed by 73 of 120 legislators and praised by many media. Yet a respected pollster found 71% of California voters oppose SB 9. During the 2021 firestorms, SB 9 sailed through
September 16, 2021 Gov. Gavin Newsom today signed SB 9 and its cousin bill, SB 10, two deeply flawed and troubling bills that target single-family areas for density but with different approaches. Neither bill requires any affordable housing to alleviate California's affordability crisis. And SB 9 is the first housing bill signed in California's