Perspective – The Regional Housing Needs Assessment: Time to Go
Perspective: SBCCOG Research Director Wally Siembab examines why it's time to toss out the state's dated system for calculating our region's housing needs.
Perspective: SBCCOG Research Director Wally Siembab examines why it's time to toss out the state's dated system for calculating our region's housing needs.
SBCCOG Celebrates the work of its volunteers on climate action, transportation and other subregional goals.
A Carson retiree is keeping cool in the summer months thanks to a solar power gift through the GRID Alternatives Los Angeles program.
The South Bay Watch fall issue spotlights how SBCCOG volunteers are helping to advance subregional goals, recaps the 20th anniversary celebration of the SBCCOG's Environmental Services Center, and examines why it's time to rethink the state's Regional Housing Needs Assessment.
October is Energy Awareness Month. Get Acquainted with the Largest Wastewater Recycling Program in the World. Learn How to Conserve Natures Most Precious Resource by Rainwater Harvesting. Become an Energy Efficient Household Through the Kits for Kids Program.
The South Bay Cities Council of Governments (SBCCOG) celebrates the 20th anniversary of its South Bay Environmental Services Center (SBESC), a program that works lockstep with 16 South Bay cities and their utilities to provide resources about energy efficiency, water conservation, transportation options (carpool and vanpool), waste reduction and recycling to South Bay cities, school districts, residents and businesses.
October is Energy Awareness Month. Learn what energy vampires are lurking in your home. Get rid of unwanted household hazardous waste at a waste collection event. Join the SBESC outreach team at a local community event.
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the South Bay Environmental Services Center, for the next 14 weeks, we are introducing an environmental word of the week. Check out this week's word.
The South Bay Cities Council of Governments (SBCCOG) celebrates the 20th anniversary of its South Bay Environmental Services Center (SBESC), a program that works lockstep with 16 South Bay cities and their utilities to provide resources about energy efficiency, water conservation, transportation options (carpool and vanpool), waste reduction and recycling to South Bay cities, school districts, residents and businesses.
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the South Bay Environmental Services Center, for the next 14 weeks, we are introducing an environmental word of the week. Check out this week's word.