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11 Things We Learned at W.T.F. Summer School 2026
This summer, CALCOG’s held its webinar series, named “Where’s the Funding”. Most attendees jokingly referred to as W.T.F. Summer School. But there is nothing funny about how we fund transportation. […] The post 11 Things We Learned at W.T.F. Summer School 2026 appeared first on…
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CALCOG and Regional Partners Urge Protection of Tier 3 Cap-and-Invest and SB 125 Transit Funding
CALCOG joined California’s four largest metropolitan planning organizations in urging state leaders to protect Tier 3 Cap-and-Invest funding and fulfill the remaining $690 million commitment under SB 125. The coalition warns that funding reductions would put critical transit,…
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Eureka! Nine Regional Projects Recognized for Innovation Across California
CALCOG recognized nine regional initiatives at the Regional Leadership Forum that demonstrate how collaboration across jurisdictions can turn complex challenges into practical solutions for California communities. The post Eureka! Nine Regional Projects Recognized for Innovation…
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REAP Funding Preserves Affordable Homes in the Napa Valley
Adapted from story in the Bay Area Link Residents of two apartment buildings in St. Helena will remain in their homes thanks to a regional housing preservation program supported by […] The post REAP Funding Preserves Affordable Homes in the Napa Valley appeared first on…
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Coalition Request: Amendments to SB 908 for SB 79 Implementation
CALCOG, CSAC, and CalCities are requesting amendments to SB 908 to address concerns with implementing SB 79’s mandated upzoning around qualifying transit stations, which will require coordinated action by counties, MPOs, and cities. The post Coalition Request: Amendments to SB…
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Scaling Solutions: How Regional Agencies Are Seeding the Next Generation of Housing Trusts
California’s housing crisis isn’t really city-by-city—it’s regional. Housing markets, commutes, and displacement pressures cross jurisdictional lines, which is why regional agencies are increasingly stepping in as conveners and architects of regional and subregional affordable…
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Support for AB 1421 (Wilson) — Addressing California’s Transportation Funding Crisis
On behalf of business, labor, local government, and community organizations across California, we strongly support AB 1421 and appreciate your leadership in advancing a fair, accountable, and affordable solution to California’s transportation funding crisis. The post Support for…
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Timing and Implementation Issues Related to SB 677
SB 79 takes effect on July 1, 2026, requiring MPOs to develop and finalize implementation maps in advance, but SB 677 would not take effect until January 1, 2027—potentially changing the assumptions underlying that mapping work. This timing mismatch could force MPOs to revise or…
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2026 Regional Leadership Forum – Registration Open
Connect with peers, share best practices, and build partnerships to advance California’s regions. Think of it as the one place where talking about VMT at dinner is not only acceptable, it’s practically a bonding exercise. The post 2026 Regional Leadership Forum – Registration…
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Regional Excellence Awards – Now Accepting Nominations
Nominations are open now through Friday, January 9. Individuals, projects, programs, and partners that demonstrate how regional collaboration delivers real results are all eligible for consideration The post Regional Excellence Awards – Now Accepting Nominations appeared first…