California Push to Expand Wind Power Swaps One Set of Problems for Another

Right by the Bay | Kerry Jackson
August 17, 2022

Is there anything that can stop or even slow the runaway train of green energy in California? Maybe there’s a break coming in the fairly near future and it probably won’t be the one most people are expecting.
 

From "Housing First" to Project Roomkey to Anti-Camping Ordinances
 

Right by the Bay | Emily Humpal
August 16, 2022

Last week, the Los Angeles City Council members passed a controversial resolution that would ban homeless encampments within 500 feet of a school or daycare. But they aren’t the only city looking to implement anti-camping ordinances.


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Calif. Law Creates Heavy Burden For US Pork Industry
 

Law360 | Daniel Kolkey
August 17, 2022

Does California have the legal authority to effectively regulate the national pork market, thereby forcing a restructuring of an entire U.S. industry and significantly increasing its costs?


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Enviros Try to Stop Proper Forest Management in Decarbonization Push 
 

Right by the Bay | Kerry Jackson
August 11, 2022

Just a few weeks ago, there was a grim possibility that California could lose some of its prized giant sequoias to the Washburn fire. But a miracle happened. They were saved.

Well, not a miracle. It was a conventional method of wildfire management that kept the trees alive.


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