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California’s reliance on an antiquated system of recording water rights is hampering the state’s ability to respond to drought, experts say.
Of the four leading candidates who responded to The Times’ inquiries — Kevin Faulconer, John Cox, Kevin Kiley and Kevin Paffrath — all said they would use the bully pulpit of the governor’s office to either reform or repeal the California Environmental Quality Act.
Due to decades-old agreements with the federal government, some farmers are going relatively unscathed by emergency water cuts.
In another attempt to tackle California’s housing crisis, lawmakers will debate ‘duplex bill,’ which would allow some single-family lots to be split.
A new UC Berkeley study on Senate Bill 9 is sure to add to the long-running debate on allowing more density on the prized single-family lot.
California will spend a record $4.8 billion over two years to alleviate homelessness after legislators passed key details of a new state budget. Here’s how the money will be spent.
Los expertos apoyan el ritmo de la actual respuesta de Newsom a la sequía, pero algunos científicos instan a tomar más medidas.
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Experts support the pace of Newsom’s current drought response, but some scientists urge more action.
Kevin Faulconer would create state-run temporary shelters and push for a law banning people from sleeping on the street if they’ve been offered a bed.
