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Article Features Doug Levy, with David Oro, Brian Baker, and Alexa Davis

Harnessing AI’s power for cities while combating misinformation

Generative artificial intelligence can both enhance city services and cause great harm. This is where policies matter. It’s a question of balance — knowing what tasks to automate, who can use AI, and what its drawbacks are.

Article Features By Bernard Molloy II

How your city can help secure residents the best possible fire insurance rates

Californians are struggling with skyrocketing fire insurance premiums and canceled policies. And it’s not clear if regulatory efforts to lower prices will have their intended effect. Fire departments can play a key role in lowering rates both now and in the future.

Article Features By Sasha D’Amico

How city officials can prevent and respond to workplace violence

More city officials — particularly women — are facing threats and harassment. Although every city has unique and varied safety concerns, there are some common practices your city can adopt to safeguard elected officials and staff before misfortune strikes. 

Article Legal Notes By James E. Oldendorph and Phil Bui

Cannabis laws spark new challenges for California fire departments

Mirroring public attitudes, California lawmakers have instituted sweeping changes to the state’s cannabis laws. This has created challenges for fire departments, which must balance their mission of safety with the rights of their employees. 

Article Executive Director's Message By League of California Cities Executive Director and CEO Carolyn Coleman

California’s newest city reminds us of the power of collective action

“Those who called Mountain House home wanted more than their unincorporated status provided,” writes Cal Cities CEO Carolyn Coleman. “They wanted local control. So local leaders came together and united as a city to change their circumstances.”

Article Legal Notes By Mrunal Shah

Which public finance strategies are right for your city’s economic development goals?

Boosting infrastructure and public services is a part of making cities more attractive to businesses. Each area comes with its own unique set of financing options.

Article Solutions for Cities By Amy Wade

Meet the 2024 Annual Conference and Expo exhibitors

Over 240 exhibitors will showcase their products, solutions, and services to League of California Cities Annual Conference and Expo attendees, Oct. 16-18. Get to know the exhibitors before you arrive.

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