Davis’s Measure J, which has long been a political fortress against peripheral development, is increasingly becoming a legal and political obstacle to future housing growth and compliance with state law, and the city must decide whether to reform it in order to meet its housing obligations.
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For longtime Harper Junior High teacher John O’Brien, the saga that began last September, and resulted in…
by Antoinnette Borbon Daniel Marsh’s defense attorney, Ron Johnson, filed a motion detailing claims of cruel and…