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Los Angeles Mounts Three-Front Resistance to SB 79, Pushing Compliance to 2030

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City Council's Alternative Plan, an LA Metro Board exemption push, and a pending Senate carve-out bill combine to delay California's flagship transit housing law in the state's largest city. Los Angeles is mounting California's most aggressive resistance to the state's flagship transit-oriented upzoning law, fighting Senate Bill 79 on three fronts at once: a City […]

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