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	Title	Issue
	Planning for Healthy and Sustainable Cities: National City Offers a Model National City used a comprehensive planning approach to address community environmental and health concerns. by Julia Lave Johnston	March 2016
	New Economic Development Tools Offer Opportunities for Creativity Three new tools provide a number of promising options. by Dan Carrigg	March 2016
	Complete Parks: New Concept, New Toolkit Parks play a key role in the fight against childhood obesity and can contribute significantly to cities’ economic prosperity. by Charlotte Dickson and Kanat Tibet	March 2016
	Drones: A Growing Hazard in the Absence of Tighter Regulations The steadily growing use of recreational drones has risen to the level of endangering first-responder aircraft as well as commercial jetliners. New regulations, while helpful, may not go far enough to adequately address the hazards and potential misuse of drones. by Tim Cromartie	February 2016
	2015 Legislative Year in Review Significant positive developments for the League included the adoption of a new economic development tool for lower-income communities and the passage of a medical marijuana regulatory bill package. by Dan Carrigg	January 2016
	On the Record City officials offer advice to newly elected council members.	January 2016
	On the Record City officials share the best advice they’ve received on serving in public office.	December 2015
	Making Campaign Finance and Government More Transparent The State of California houses a treasure trove of extremely valuable information; the problem is extracting and presenting it in a way that is meaningful and readily accessible. The Fair Political Practices Commission is working to improve public access to election-related and other data. by Jodi Remke	December 2015
	Forecasting for an Uncertain Fiscal Future The lingering revenue effects from the Great Recession, changes to pension contributions, rising retiree medical costs and other factors almost guarantee that the financial future for California cities will bear little resemblance to the past. by Robert Leland	November 2015
	The Sharing Economy’s Impact on Cities Ride-sharing and home-sharing services are affecting cities in a variety of ways. Seven California cities report their experiences. by Eva Spiegel and Jude Hudson	November 2015

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