Fresno Housing Lists 2026 Plans as Approved, Sent to HUD
Fresno Housing lists its 2026 city and county annual plans as approved, adopted and submitted to HUD, while a separate amendment remains pending.
California
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BART to Add Longer Trains, Change Transfers on Aug. 10
BART will change its schedule Aug. 10, adding longer peak trains and revising transfers and train spacing on San Francisco-area routes.
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Valley Springs traffic signal remains unfinished as emergency-preemption equipment is added
Red lights are operating at the new Valley Oaks intersection signal, but emergency-vehicle detection equipment is still required before the project can be fully activated.
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Los Angeles County continues $41 million Marina del Rey infrastructure program with new construction-impact notices
Los Angeles County is maintaining an interactive website with timelines, road-closure notices and traffic information for a $41 million Marina del Rey infrastructure program.
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Redondo Beach approves Measure FP design-build agreements
Redondo Beach approved agreements with Swinerton Builders and LPA Design Studios to advance Measure FP public-safety facilities toward design and construction.
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Two Killed, One Wounded in Shooting Outside Yuba City 7-Eleven
Two men were killed and a third person was wounded after a physical altercation and shooting outside a 7-Eleven on Market Street in Yuba City.
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Chula Vista Drops Proposed Charter Overhaul After Backlash
The Chula Vista City Council abandoned a November ballot proposal involving council pay, third-term eligibility and contractor-disclosure rules.
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Stockton Council Approves Police Armored Vehicles and Drones
The Stockton City Council voted 7-0 to approve the police department’s annual military-equipment report and authorize 2026 purchases.
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Bakersfield Council Approves Nearly $927 Million 2026-27 Budget
Bakersfield’s City Council approved a nearly $927 million budget for 2026-27, setting priorities for public safety, infrastructure, parks and city services.
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Long Beach budget process confronts $58.2 million shortfall
Long Beach is considering a FY2027 budget with a $58.2 million structural shortfall, 413 proposed position eliminations and about 180 expected job losses.
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Lodi Leaders Advance Plan to Revitalize Neglected Downtown Area
Lodi is advancing a downtown revitalization effort focused on the Downtown Specific Plan, historic preservation, walkability, public safety and the Civic Center.
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Walnut Creek Filing Deadline Ends With Candidate List Pending
Walnut Creek’s regular filing deadline has passed for three local offices, but the city has not yet posted the final candidate field.
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California backs Eastvale’s push for an independent ZIP code
California has adopted a resolution supporting Eastvale’s campaign for its own ZIP code, but federal action is still required before the city’s address issue is resolved.
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Santa Ana caps covered rent increases at 2.87%
Santa Ana will limit rent increases for covered rental units and mobilehome spaces to 2.87% from Sept. 1, 2026, through Aug. 31, 2027.
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Irvine Details Great Park Access Rules for Daisy Chain Fields
Setup for Irvine’s Daisy Chain Fields festival begins Aug. 23, with closures planned around Great Park and Dash Pass access for residents.
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Anaheim Releases Unofficial 2026 Election Candidate List
Anaheim has posted an unofficial list for the 2026 mayoral and council races, with candidate reviews, possible late filings and certification ahead.
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Aliso Viejo adopts state-law update to accessory-dwelling-unit rules
Aliso Viejo adopted a citywide ordinance amendment updating rules for accessory dwelling units and junior accessory dwelling units to comply with recent California law changes.
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Groveland CSD approves fire-assessment oversight committee after July vote result
The Groveland Community Services District appointed an advisory committee after its July 8 fire-assessment hearing, but vote totals and the assessment’s status remain unavailable.
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Mendocino County supervisors move toward data-center moratorium
Mendocino County supervisors moved toward a policy that could pause or restrict future data-center development, before any project had been publicly proposed in the county.
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Shasta County budgets $250,000 for Palo Cedro water-generator project
Shasta County’s adopted 2026-27 budget lists a $250,000 water-generator project for County Service Area No. 8 in Palo Cedro.
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Redlands approves $49.7 million for new Police Safety Hall
Redlands City Council approved nearly $50 million in construction contracts for a new police headquarters as demolition began at the former Kmart site.
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Pleasanton Fire Prompts Shelter-in-Place Warning, Evacuation Orders
A wildfire reported south of Pleasanton on July 24 prompted shelter-in-place instructions and evacuation orders for zones PLS-081 and PLS-103.