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CA Senator Wiener has a new gut and amend bill, SB 281 (Housing development: permits and other entitlements: extension). As it is to be amended, SB 281 would extend permits and other housing entitlements unexpired on 3/4/2020 for 24 months due to the impacts on city and county... Read More →

REGISTRATION NOW OPEN! APA California Chapter/APA California Northern Section Annual Law Training Program Webinar July 10, 2020 11:30 a.m.  to 1:00 p.m.  PT CM|1.50 (pending) CM Law|1.50 (pending) Register n... Read More →

APA is now offering a temporary exemption for all AICP members affected by COVID-19 which provides flexibility to keep your AICP membership. Members who qualify will be able to reduce CM requirements by 4 CM credits for every quarter of a year that they were affected by COVID-19.... Read More →

We at APA Los Angeles share the pain, anguish and anger concerning the killing of George Floyd, as well as the murders of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade and so many other Black people. We condemn and reject anti-black racism and all forms of discrimination, bigotry,... Read More →

Tuesday, June 24 11:30 AM – 1 PM $0-$10 Register Are you current on your knowledge of land use, environmental, and zoning laws? Can you identify and address the major local, state, and federal regulations that affect the land use process? The laws governing planning and... Read More →

The research team at UC Davis is conducting a longitudinal study to understand how the COVID-19 pandemic has been changing lifestyles, work activities, e-shopping behaviors and travel choices. The survey should take about 25 minutes to complete, and it can be accessed at the... Read More →

During uncertain times, anxiety and stress are inevitable. Wherever you find yourself at this moment please know that we are thinking about you and that we would like to offer you a resource to help quiet self-doubt, tackle your goals, and cultivate a spirit of empowerment and... Read More →

Over 250 attendees joined APA Los Angeles for When Everything Breaks on May 20 with Tamika Butler, Ascala Sisk, Vedette Gavin, and Odetta MacLeish-White.  Many of you have reached out to share how deeply the program impacted you and to let us know you are eagerly awaiting the... Read More →

Transportation revenue has plummeted because user fees produce a large share of resources needed to operate California’s transportation system. This webinar, research report, and free open-source spreadsheet model authored by Weinstein-Agrawal, A., H. King, and M. Wachs provide... Read More →

Thank you to everyone who participated in the YEP Powerpoint Party! We discussed the presenters interests ranging from California Beaches, Accessible Transit to Dog Parks, Affordable Housing, Gentrification of Queer Neighborhoods, to the crucial work of vexillologists. If you... Read More →