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Gwen Hilburn

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New California Law Links Growth To Water Use

California has a new law that associates water-use planning with land-use planning for developments of over 500 units.

Breaking Up Los Angeles Is Hard To Do

Advocates of San Fernando Valley secession are demoralized. The new plan leaves them too dependent on Los Angeles.

New Commuter Rail Plans In Southern California

A coalition of 10 cities in Southern California is looking at a 13-mile rail line. The plan, previously doomed, is steaming up.

Urban Village Opens In Pasadena, CA

Paseo Colorado is a New Urbanism project that covers three blocks of Colorado Blvd. Will the retail-residential work?

Mayor Hahn Involved In Dividing Up L.A.

The Mayor of Los Angeles and the City Council want a say in what goes before voters in 2002 regarding secession.

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