WeHo Approves ‘The Bond’ Amid State Housing Battle

West Hollywood’s decision to approve the Bond Hotel and Residences at 7811 Santa Monica Boulevard signals a dramatic shift in urban development power dynamics, highlighting a widening rift between local municipal control and California’s state-mandated housing acceleration. The 4-1 vote, passed despite fierce public opposition, allows developer Faring to construct a seven-story mixed-use project that…

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California’s Radical Solar Canal Project: Powering Water, Saving Drops

California’s historic battle with drought and the urgent need for renewable energy have collided in a singular, innovative solution: Project Nexus. By installing solar panels directly over irrigation canals, the Turlock Irrigation District (TID) in California’s Central Valley has launched an infrastructure pilot that aims to solve two of the state’s most pressing challenges simultaneously—water…

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SoCal Storm Wanes: Mountain Alerts End After Late-Season Freeze

As of Monday, April 13, 2026, the erratic winter-like weather pattern that gripped Southern California over the holiday weekend is officially dissipating. National Weather Service (NWS) Los Angeles and Oxnard have allowed the final winter weather advisories for the region’s higher elevations to expire, signaling a return to calmer, more seasonal conditions. While the storm…

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