Silencing cities won’t solve housing and transit problems
California needs more housing. California needs better transit. Few would disagree.
California Contract Cities Association opposes proposed countywide sales tax, citing affordability and fiscal concerns
The California Contract Cities Association (CCCA) has formally come out in opposition to a proposed countywide sales tax measure, citing concerns about affordability impacts on residents, fiscal strain on cities, and the structure and long-term implications of the tax. “Members [...]
Cities must be at the center of Los Angeles County’s new approach to homelessness
By Marcel Rodarte The recent vote by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors to strip over $300 million in taxpayer funding from the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) was more than a bureaucratic reshuffle — it was a [...]
Event Recap: California Contract Cities Association Press Conference on Proposition 36
On January 6, 2025, CCCA held a press conference at the Sacramento State Capitol to urge the implementation of Prop 36.
What happened to embracing diversity? Keep housing local
Housing isn’t a one-size-fits-all issue. It’s diverse–more importantly–it’s local.
Frank Zerunyan Fordham Law Article Contracting Model
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Local Control Matters – Reject SB 9
California’s Legislature is advancing its latest attempt to solve the state’s lack of affordable housing with Senate Bill 9 (Atkins), a measure that would fundamentally change neighborhoods across California and strip cities of their local control over zoning.
LASD COVID-19 Update to Cities (05.26.2020)
The Sheriff's Department's update to California cities.
LASD COVID-19 Update to Cities (05.12.2020)
The Sheriff's Department's update to California cities.
CCCA Mourns the Passing of Cerritos Councilmember Jim Edwards
The California Contract Cities Association mourns the passing of Cerritos Council Member Jim Edwards.