Cities concerned about how to help maintain residential neighborhoods as a therapeutic environment for the social integration of people recovering from addiction should join the League in supporting
AB 3162 (Friedman).
The process to submit SB 1 project lists has changed for FY 2018–19 and cities are encouraged to participate in a special webinar on April 2 to learn how to use the CTC's new online tool.
The League is currently accepting applications from elected officials interested in serving on the League board in one of six at-large board positions or as second vice president.
Do you need to complete your state-mandated sexual harassment prevention training? Join the League and the Institute for Local Government (ILG) for a webinar training on April 25.
It’s easier than ever to stay informed about the effort to protect transportation funding with regular updates from the Yes on Proposition 69 campaign.
Each year the League of California Cities® honors outstanding work in member cities across the state through the League Partner-sponsored Helen Putnam Awards for Excellence.
Legislative policy committee hearings are now underway in the Capitol. In addition, the Legislature continues to hold a number of oversight and informational hearings on a variety of policy areas of interest to cities.
The 12th annual
Green California Summit and Expo comes again to the Sacramento Convention Center on April 9–10 at a time when California is setting the pace for environmental protection efforts worldwide.
