September 2008

What Proposition 99 Means for California’s Cities

by Chris McKenzie

Communities for Healthy Kids Offers Options and Flexibility

by Yvonne Hunter

Annual Conference Symposium Focuses on California’s Changing Demographics and Local Leadership Challenges

Santa Fe Springs Diversity Summits Teach Tolerance and Respect

Lancaster Gives Teens a Voice in Local Government

Claremont’s Teen Committee Helps Develop Transportation Solution

Greener Buildings Help Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions

by Kathleen Les

Inspiring Leadership: Finding Satisfaction and Balance in Public Service

by Bob Jehn

Inspiring Leadership: Next Generation Update - A New Opportunity

by Gus Caravalho, Craig Chavez and David Pierce

Inspiring Leadership: Challenges for the Next Generation of Leaders

by Eva Spiegel

League of California Cities 2008 Annual Conference Preview: "Sailing Into the Future"

After Proposition 83: Sex Offender Regulation in California

by Patrick Whitnell

Youth Commissions and Councils Promote Leadership and Participation

by Terry Amsler

Reaching and Engaging Latino Communities

Richmond Plans for a More Healthy Future

by Greg Keidan

Community Visioning Helps Guide City Plans

by Greg Keidan

The Public Engagement Toolbox

by Al Savay

Involving the Public in City Planning

by Terry Amsler