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⚖️ The U.S. Supreme Court will review cases with big impacts for cities. Join the Local Government Legal Center on 7/28 to learn how they can impact your community. nlc.org/events/supreme…

TOMORROW! Cal Cities CEO Carolyn Coleman will be the MC and a speaker at the event. Reauthorizing the Cap-and-Trade program is critical to accelerating the production of affordable housing and helping local governments meet the state’s housing goals.

Great news! Cal Cities-sponsored bill #SB346 passed out of the Assembly Local Government Committee 9-0 last week. The bill would give cities the info they need to enforce short-term rental laws, protect communities, and ensure fair tax collection. Thank you Senator María Elena Durazo for

Happening NOW outside the Capitol: Cal Cities CEO Carolyn Coleman is joined by business, labor, and local government leaders to call for the reauthorization of the Cap-and-Trade Program. The program is set to expire in 2030, and the state must prioritize incentives for local

ICYMI: The Governor recently signed a $321B budget. Cal Cities breaks down what this means for cities. ⬇️ #CABudget bit.ly/Final-Budget

Cal Cities is proud to support #AB66 by @asmtangipa! The bill would provide CEQA exemptions for emergency evacuation routes in high fire risk areas. Shoutout to Moraga Vice Mayor Kerry Hillis for coming to Sacramento last week to testify on behalf of fire risk communities!

Joined CalCities, labor & community leaders to support #CapAndTrade reauthorization. It’s time to invest in climate-safe infrastructure, reduce emissions & support middle-class jobs. Local govs need the tools to meet housing + climate goals. #ClimateAction #CalCities

During a press conference organized by Climate Safe Infrastructure California earlier today, Executive Director Michael Pimentel emphasized the impact of Cap & Trade program investments to date and emphasized the importance of continued investments to support California's climate goals.

United for climate action 🤝🌱🏙️ Today Cal Cities CEO Carolyn Coleman and leaders from a coalition of California business, labor, local government and transit agencies joined forces at the State Capitol to urge the Legislature and the Governor to prioritize climate-safe

Do you have fresh ideas or bold insights into municipal leadership? Cal Cities is accepting dynamic, forward-thinking session proposals for the City Managers Conference — the top education event for city management in California! calcities.org/home/post/2025…

'Cap-and-Trade funding powers our communities,’ Cal Cities and others tell state leaders. Learn more in this week's #CalCitiesAdvocate. Other highlights: 🔸New trails put the tiny town of Rio Dell closer to a revitalized economy 🔸 Cal Cities policy resolutions are due Aug. 9.

Will SB 79 boost housing in California? Cal Cities Public Affairs Director Kristine Guerrero explains to Conan Nolan that the bill does NOT require affordable housing. Projects could be luxury housing or commercial buildings. That's not smart density: It's bad policy.

ICMYI: Labor, business, transportation and local government leaders from California Alliance for Jobs, California Transit Association, League of California Cities, California Building Industry Association and United Contractors rallied alongside union construction workers for climate-safe infrastructure at the State Capitol on Tuesday.

Join us in welcoming Jazmin Aguirre to the Cal Cities team! 🎉 Jazmin is our new Administrative Specialist, supporting the Public Affairs and Legislative Affairs departments. We’re excited to have her on board as we work to advance city priorities!

🔥 Grant opportunity! State funding is available for new and ongoing projects that protect communities from catastrophic wildfires. Eligible activities include hazardous fuel reduction, wildfire prevention planning, and wildfire prevention education. gn.ecivis.com/GO/gn_redir/T/…

🏛️ What’s going on at the Capitol? In this week’s Bill Talk: State lawmakers introduced a late-breaking bill that would strip control away from cities for local infrastructure projects. Several priority bills also cleared key committee hurdles — including a human trafficking bill

🌳 July is National Parks and Recreation Month! 🎉🛝 Thank you to all the dedicated city staff working to keep our public spaces clean, safe, and welcoming for all. Throughout the month, we’ll spotlight some of the ways cities are enhancing recreation opportunities and community

🏠 Many cities are turning to ADUs to quickly increase housing — including City of Rosemead - Government and City of Arcata. Both cities offer valuable lessons for other cities and demonstrate the importance of tailoring strategies to local needs. westerncity.com/article/backya…

From highway to City Hall — cherry trees and fresh pavement are leading Rio Dell in a new direction! 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 hope it will eventually serve another

🏙️ City of Los Angeles votes to support Cal Cities-sponsored bill SB 346! 👏 The city is backing Senator María Elena Durazo’s bill to strengthen short-term rental enforcement and ensure accurate collection of local taxes.👏 SB 346 would help the city secure vital funding to support both residents and