Month: October 2023

In part one of this multi-part series of articles, we discussed what to know and why to know about development impact fees. If you missed

The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 (“IRA”) makes several clean energy tax credits available to businesses; tax-exempt organizations; state, local, and tribal governments; other entities; and individuals.

Declining birth rates, and most recently, the historically unprecedented fact that more Americans are moving out of California than in, the state’s demographics are drastically changing. The

The project calls for 164 townhomes on the former campus of Pacifica Elementary School, which closed in 2007. The townhomes will be divided into 25

California’s goal of rolling out its traditional kindergarten program is for it to be offered to all 4-year-olds by the 2025-26 school year. Some are

The State Allocation Board (SAB) held a meeting to approve School Facility Program General Fund Apportionments worth $142,872,173, and California Preschool, Transitional Kindergarten and Full-Day

Topics covered in this month’s update include: Legislature Concludes First Year of Session School Facilities Bond Bills Ready to Advance SAB Approves Changes to the

“New generative artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT, which can mimic human writing and generate images from simple user prompts, are poised to disrupt K-12 education.

According to CDC data, Axios’ Alex Fitzpatrick and Kavya Beheraj write about signs of a slight late-pandemic birth rate bump after declining almost every year

The brief and efficient 15-minute block is the most popular and fastest-growing type of meeting. Click Here to Read More This summary originated from a story produced Axios.