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California Court of Appeal Holds City’s Ban on Short-Term Rentals in Coastal Zone Constituted An Amendment Requiring Coastal Commission Approval

California Court of Appeal Holds City’s Ban on Short-Term Rentals in Coastal Zone Constituted An Amendment Requiring Coastal Commission Approval

California Supreme Court Finds Issue Exhaustion Is Not a Prerequisite to Seeking Judicial Review of Business Improvement District Assessments Under Proposition 218

California Court of Appeal Finds City Did Not Violate CEQA By Failing to Summarize Revisions to Previously Circulated Programmatic EIR In Recirculated Draft

California Court of Appeal Finds City Did Not Violate CEQA By Failing to Summarize Revisions to Previously Circulated Programmatic EIR In Recirculated Draft

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Reissues and Modifies New Clean Water Act Section 404 Nationwide Permits

California Court of Appeal Upholds Denial of Union’s Permissive Intervention into Complex CEQA Matter

U.S. District Court Rejects Tribal Challenge to Existing Licensed Hydroelectric Project

U.S. District Court Rejects Tribal Challenge to Existing Licensed Hydroelectric Project

U.S. District Court Rejects Tribal Challenge to Existing Licensed Hydroelectric Project

U.S. District Court Rejects Tribal Challenge to Existing Licensed Hydroelectric Project

By Jamie Morin U.S. District Court Judge, Barbara Rothstein has dismissed claims filed by the Sauk-Suiattle [...]

Department of The Interior Approves Solar Projects on BLM-Managed California Lands, Solicits Interest for Leasing Lands in Colorado, New Mexico and Nevada

By Deborah Quick, Esq. Advancing the Biden administration’s goal of substantially increasing the production of renewable [...]

$1.2 Trillion Infrastructure Legislation Provides Funding and NEPA Streamlining for Key Environmental and Infrastructure Projects

By Hina Gupta, Esq. On November 15, 2021, President Biden signed the landmark $1.2 trillion infrastructure [...]

In a Landmark Decision, the California Court of Appeal Holds that a City’s Decision to Deny an Application For a Multifamily Building Violated the State’s Housing Accountability Act

In a Landmark Decision, the California Court of Appeal Holds that a City’s Decision to Deny an Application For a Multifamily Building Violated the State’s Housing Accountability Act

By Laura Harris The First District Court of Appeal in California Renters Legal Advocacy and Education [...]