STATEWIDE — The time of making resolutions and looking ahead to what could be is upon us, meaning it’s also a great opportunity to review the year we just experienced.
What Happened: Newport Beach joined the California Coastal Commission in not supporting a large-scale development near the central Orange County coast, as the local City Council unanimously decided to revoke
California’s Supreme Court unanimously ruled the city of Newport Beach improperly moved forward with a planned development of Banning Ranch, one of the largest swaths of undeveloped land in coastal
NEWPORT BEACH — A war over the future of 401 acres of open space along the central Orange County coast is brewing, and the parties facing off against each other
Re: Legal battle in Newport Beach could determine future of coastal development statewide (Jan. 13 issue) The City of Newport is guilty The pertinent question at Banning Ranch is whether,
NEWPORT BEACH — The largest stretch of untouched land in coastal Orange County is back in the news again, thanks to a legal battle reaching California’s highest courthouse. When the
California Coastal Commission member Dayna Bochco was unanimously elected chair Dec. 7, succeeding Commissioner Steve Kinsey. Bochco served as vice-chair under Kinsey. Commissioner Effie Turnbull-Sanders was elected as vice-chair. Kinsey,
SACRAMENTO — The underdog earned a victory on Sept. 23 when Gov. Jerry Brown signed Assembly Bill 2616 (AB 2616) into law. Communities considered to be low-income and racially diverse
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