**WATCH: NEW VIDEO** South Bay Cities Council of Governments (SBCCOG) 2026/2027 Chair and City of Lomita Council Member Bill Uphoff welcomes visitors to the SBCCOG's website and highlights some of the SBCCOG's key programs and developments.
The South Bay Cities Council of Governments (SBCCOG) has been awarded $1.6 million in Proposition 68 State of California funding through the San Gabriel and Lower Los Angeles Rivers and Mountains Conservancy to develop a regional biodiversity plan and implement pilot landscape restoration projects across the South Bay through 2029. Through the program, the SBCCOG and the participating cities of Carson, Inglewood and Lomita will implement pilot landscape restoration projects designed to demonstrate native landscaping approaches and ecological benefits.
Our Green Business Assist Program is a FREE program to help South Bay Business save money while improving quality of life and making our community more attractive to live, work and play. In this issue, learn more about the Non-Functional Turf Ban on Commercial Properties. Learn how to modernize your facility with the latest Water- Efficient Equipment and learn the Five Key Steps to improve water efficiency on your property.
SOUTH BAY CITIES COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS (SBCCOG) JOB DESCRIPTION SENIOR PROJECT COORDINATOR OPENING: JULY 6, 2026 CLOSING DATE: Open until filled (Interviews will not take place until after July 20, 2026) SALARY: $82,307 - $99, 165 WORK SCHEDULE: Full-Time 9/80 Schedule, some evenings required LOCATION: Hybrid Telework Environment NOTE: This position will report [...]
A 101-year-old Palos Verdes Estates landmark will continue to serve the community’s recreational needs for years to come, thanks to a historic step forward in regional sustainability. Approximately 3.5 miles of new pipeline from an existing West Basin Municipal Water District’s water main in Torrance now delivers an annual supply of 210 acre-feet of recycled water to irrigate the fairways and greens of the Palos Verdes Golf Club.
**WATCH: NEW VIDEO** We are proud to recognize the South Bay Cities Council of Governments' Housing and Homeless Services team for their dedication to helping individuals and families achieve housing stability. Through strong partnerships with our member cities and community organizations, they connect those experiencing homelessness or housing instability with housing assistance, case management and resources they need,
Apprenticeships are state and federally recognized workforce development programs that allow participants to earn wages while gaining the skills, experience and industry-recognized credentials employers need. The South Bay Workforce Investment Board has helped develop apprenticeship opportunities across a variety of industry sectors throughout the region.
The SBCCOG recently joined the City of Redondo Beach to celebrate the ribbon cutting of the North Redondo Beach Bikeway extension. The extension improves safety while creating more vibrant community spaces for walking, biking, roller-skating and more.
The California Association of Councils of Governments (CALCOG) presented the SBCCOG’s Local Travel Network (LTN) with a Eureka Award for Regional Excellence in Innovative Leadership at its Regional Leadership Forum on March 9.
In this issue of South Bay Watch, General Assembly speakers discuss how the South Bay is uniting through art, culture and entertainment. The South Bay Regional Housing Trust launches and commits funding to its first affordable housing project. The Local Travel Network wins a Eureka Award. And apprenticeships are the ticket to coveted jobs in the South Bay. Read these stories and more.
