Author: Timothy L. Coyle

The perils of climate change were first introduced to the world in 1968.  It was then that the renown Stanford Research Institute (SRI) published its

It seems that California legislators can’t help themselves.  After a year that saw every one of their rent-restricting efforts in the Legislature fail ignition –

The mayor and members of the San Jose City Council were recently seen in celebration mode:  shaking hands and patting one another on the back

Assembly Bill 11 isn’t about housing, yet.  It isn’t about building much in the way of infrastructure, either.  What’s more, the long-promised revival of redevelopment

During his campaign for Chief Executive of California, then-candidate and now Governor Newsom promised three and a half million new housing units would be built

“The world is going to end in 12 years if we don’t address climate change.”  That’s what congressional newcomer Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) is saying about

California environmentalists can surely do better to defend the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) than they did in a recent edition of CALmatters.  The piece,

A California legislator once asked me “What’s the big deal? It’s only $1,000 (additional per house).” I responded with a then-recently released study – which

In what could become a savings for the federal government in utility costs, several non-profits are engineering the installation of solar panels on the rooftops