Andrea Kissack
With just a week to go before the election, we’re taking a look at two Bay Area ballot measures: one in Richmond and one in San Ramon. In each case, voters are being asked to consider how they want their cities to look. The decisions they make at the polls could affect those communities for generations.
How do we help Californians understand that building homes in existing communities is good for commutes, wallets, and the environment? Here is what our narrative research shows.
We cannot let Tesla’s irreplaceable resource values be damaged by short-term thinking. Tell legislators to make Tesla Park a Natural Reserve!
For decades, California has been building new homes in the wrong places. State-level policies can help streamline the patchwork of local laws and improve outcomes for both housing and conservation. Read more.
