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.
ICYMI: What Happened at the 2024 Sacramento Legislative Tour
At the start of the new year, the California Contract Cities Association (CCCA) held its annual Sacramento Legislative Tour (SLOT) welcoming the participation of more than 100 elected officials and senior city staff. SLOT serves as a valuable opportunity for [...]
California Contract Cities Association Announces New Officers and Executive Board
The California Contract Cities Association welcomes the 2023-24 Executive Board.
California Contract Cities Association Expresses Concern Over Proposal to Depopulate L.A. County Jails
The California Contract Cities Association is expressing concern that Item 22 has the potential to adversely impact public safety in Los Angeles County.
Contract Cities to Host Local Advocacy Day 2023
CCCA will host its annual Los Angeles County Local Advocacy Day on April 6, 2023.
Moving Towards A Collaborative Future with New LA County Sheriff, Robert Luna
The November 2022 General Election brought an onslaught of new leaders. Of these, the most notable for the California Contract Cities Association (CCCA) is the new Los Angeles County Sheriff, Robert Luna.
Contract Cities Celebrates Election Winners
The California Contract Cities Association (CCCA) congratulates its members who were elected or re-elected in the November General Election.