Registration Open – 2021 Redistricting: New Rules for California Local Governments

Register today for 2021 Redistricting: New Rules for California Local Governments. This virtual conference will offer a full day of presentations and panel discussions by California experts. Read more »
Local Agencies Using Smart Community Input for Better COVID-19 Decisions

With coronavirus impacting so many lives and livelihoods, it’s become critical that local leaders get broad and representative input. Read more »
Silver & Wright Partners With Orange County-based Food Bank to Increase Donations During Time of Crisis

Known to most as the sleepy, affluent community just south of Los Angeles, Orange County is not typically a location that comes to mind when considering food insecurity. But Silver & Wright LLP, along with the other supporters of Second Harvest Food Bank, which serves the more than 300,000 people dealing with hunger in Orange County, know this is an oversight. Read more »
Some Restrictions Lifted for Employing CalPERS Retirees During COVID–19 Emergency

On March 4, 2020, Governor Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more »
Preparing to Communicate a Coronavirus Case in Your Workforce

It is a deeply concerning scenario for employers and managers today: You receive a phone call with the news that one of your employees has tested positive for coronavirus (COVID-19). Do you have a response plan? Have you considered how you will communicate with your other employees, their families and other stakeholders? Read more »
Founding Partner Shares Cannabis Enforcement Knowledge at County Counsels’ Conference

Silver & Wright LLP Founding Partner Curtis R. Wright provided insight on cannabis enforcement to the County Counsels’ Association 2019 Fall Land Use Study Section Conference on Dec. 5. Read more »
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CalChoice Welcomes New Lobbying Partner Strategies 360

Posted by Sara Appel on August 7, 2020

CalChoice has selected Strategies 360 to lobby and advocate in Sacramento for the JPA and its 10 associate members. Read more »
3CMA Webinar on Public Input Data Earns Rave Reviews

Posted by Saara Lampwalla on August 6, 2020

The City-County Communications & Marketing Association is earning rave reviews on a recent webinar on good and bad data. Read more »
Pomona and Baldwin Park Community Choice Aggregation Programs Launching in October 2020

Posted by Sara Appel on August 6, 2020

This October, for the first time, residents of the cities of Pomona and Baldwin Park will have a new choice when it comes to their electricity provider. Read more »
Keenan and Associates Renews Support for CCMF

Posted by Molly Lockwood on August 5, 2020

The California City Management Foundation (CCMF) has announced that Keenan and Associates has renewed its support of CCMF for 2021. Read more »
Cerrell Renews Support for CCMF

Posted by Molly Lockwood on July 31, 2020

The California City Management Foundation (CCMF) has announced that Cerell has renewed its support of CCMF as a Foundation Circle sponsor for 2021. Read more »
Grover Beach Supports Local Businesses in Expanding Outdoor Operations

Posted by Blair Welch on July 31, 2020

The City of Grover Beach is working directly with local businesses impacted by COVID-19 public health restrictions on indoor operations to help these businesses transition to outdoor spaces. Read more »
The New Hot Spot: Newsom Targets Central Valley for $52 Million Coronavirus Aid

Posted by Blair Welch on July 30, 2020

Eight Central Valley counties will get help with staffing, testing and contact testing to try and slow the virus’ deadly spread, particularly among essential workers Read more »
Palm Springs Closes All Restaurants and Bars Early

Posted by Blair Welch on July 29, 2020

Beginning at 12 p.m. on Friday, July 31, the City of Palm Springs has issued a new supplementary order that requires restaurants, bars, wineries, distilleries and breweries to close from 11 p.m. until 5 a.m. Read more »
What’s (Local) Government Got To Do With It? The California Consumer Privacy Act and Public Agencies

Posted by Blair Welch on July 28, 2020

The California Consumer Privacy Act, or CCPA, went into effect this year and the California Attorney General began enforcing it on July 1. One might assume that any legislation aimed at “consumers” would have nothing to do with government. That would be a mistake. Read more »
Lompoc Regulations Prohibiting Outdoor Business Suspended

Posted by Blair Welch on July 24, 2020

Lompoc City Manager Jim Throop, acting in his capacity as director of emergency services, has issued a proclamation temporarily suspending city regulations that would prohibit outdoor operation of city businesses. Read more »

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