Coastal Commission’s ex parte legislation survives vote

SACRAMENTO — Attempts to make the California Coastal Commission more transparent might have suffered a minor blow on Aug. 11 as the State Assembly’s Appropriations Committee approved a version of Senate Bill 1190 (SB 1190) that might have less bite than originally intended. SB 1190, which aims to eliminate ex parte...

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