The South Bay Cities will soon become even more closely connected as they join forces to offer faster and less expensive broadband connectivity to their facilities with an investment in a next-generation dedicated fiber network. The South Bay Cities Council of Governments (“SBCCOG”) has awarded a contract to American Dark [...]
On May 10, 2019, SBCCOG partnered with South Bay Association of REALTORS and the National Association of Realtors® to host a half-day conference on housing in the South Bay. The Housing Forum sought to address practical, working solutions to the housing crisis and issues of housing supply in the South Bay [...]
The South Bay Cities Council of Governments (SBCCOG) distributed its White Paper (December 2018) on policies to achieve zero emission housing in suburban cities. It was written in response to 2018’s proposed housing legislation, SB 827. A supplement was drafted to respond to its 2019 successor, SB 50. See attachments [...]
In December 2018, the South Bay Cities Council of Governments (SBCCOG) received a sustainable transportation planning grant from Caltrans to plan a “Local Travel Network.” This grant will allow the SBCCOG to build on Metro’s conceptual master plan entitled “Slow Speed Network Strategic Plan for the South Bay” (Civic Projects, September, 2018) [...]
Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong is a surgeon, philanthropist, entrepreneur and as of last year, the chairman of the Los Angeles Times. On Thursday, February 28th, he became a rockstar among South Bay government policy wonks. Soon-Shiong was the keynote speaker at the 20th Annual South Bay Cities Council of Governments General Assembly, [...]
The New Blue Improvements Project is a $350 million investment to improve safety, increase reliability, and enhance your customer experience. Due to a series of state of good repair and capital improvements, the Blue Line will need to be closed for two extended four-month closures starting with the southern segment [...]
Your participation in this survey will allow local South Bay officials to evaluate how shared active transportation programs - like Bike and E-Scooters - could best be implemented to provide additional transportation choices while addressing safety, economics, and other concerns of the community. The responses you provide will help to [...]
Rolling Hills, a small, entirely residential equestrian community located atop the Palos Verdes Peninsula of Los Angeles County, is seeking a qualified, motivated, productive, and hands on professional to serve as City Manager. The City, a general law city, operates under the Council-Manager form of government with five Councilmembers elected at large, with each [...]
Workshop on Cannabis Rules & Regulations on Thursday, August 24, 2017 from 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm at the SBCCOG Office. Guest Speakers: Lauren Langer, a lawyer with Jenkins & Hogin; Cheri Thomas, the County of Los Angeles Office of Cannabis Management; Chad Wanke, the Mayor Pro Tem of Placentia, [...]
City of Torrance residents enjoy the convenience of placing all of their recyclable materials in one container. These commingled items are collected in a “single stream.” But how is that possible? Have you ever wondered what happens to all of those paper, plastic, metal, and glass items you place into bins? Where do they [...]