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YIMBY Law Files Lawsuit Against Governor Newsom’s Executive Order Suspending SB 9 in Los Angeles Burn Areas

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LOS ANGELES – Nearly one year after catastrophic wildfires devastated communities in Los Angeles County, YIMBY Law has filed a lawsuit challenging an Executive Order from Governor Gavin Newsom giving local governments discretion to limit or suspend SB 9 development in certain high fire hazard severity zones within the Los Angeles burn areas. This Executive […]

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