#public-policy

#public-policy

The goal is to combat teen nicotine use, with the City Council aiming for a citywide ban on flavored tobacco and e-cigarettes.

"It feels like the tree is still the fall guy in this situation and it is just morally, ethically, environmentally wrong."

The disparity in wealth distribution in California highlights a troubling reality, where the top earners' net worth surges to 100 times that of the bottom households.

The report explained that reducing speed limits on roads surrounding schools, hospitals, and in areas of major events could significantly reduce road accidents.

The MI filing raises concerns about the NAR settlement's overreach, asserting it circumvents legislative authority and imposes structural reforms on real estate without proper deliberation.

"We're piloting and focusing on downtown to learn, and then we'll be able to expand it out to other areas," Mayor Matt Mahan told San José Spotlight.

"We question this fascination and obsession with releasing the GSEs in the first place because we don't understand what objectives it would actually achieve from a policymaker perspective."

He would sit opposite each other. When somebody within the DWP [Department for Work & Pensions] side or the digital engineers side hits a problem, you don't wait and email somebody; you write the problem on a Post-It note, you stick it on the board.

Proclamations should reflect the diversity, contributions, and values of our entire city, not serve as a vehicle for political branding.

The city will implement the joint Austin/Travis County Food Plan under a new interlocal agreement approved by City Council last week, formally launching a 42-month process to build a more sustainable and equitable local food system.

It increasingly feels like the spaces in our cities and communities are 'not for us' - and that's by design.

"The purpose of this legislation is to reinforce and strengthen existing policies, ensuring our universities and community colleges have tools available to ensure all students can learn and thrive safely."