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Press: Newspapers | Radio | Public Testimonies
Newspapers
Conference Highlights Brownfield Funding Options
California Real Estate Journal - December 4, 2006
G-P Mill Site Workshop Provides Public Update
Fort Bragg Advocate-News - August 10, 2006
More Than One Toxic Problem
The Eureka Reporter - October 31, 2006
Many Rails Converge
The Eureka Reporter - October 29, 2006
Eureka and SHN Staff to Visit National Forum on Developing Rail Yards
The Eureka Reporter - October 25, 2006
How to Turn Brown into Gold by Using Green
San Francisco Chronicle - November 13, 2005
EPA Awards Palo Alto nonprofit $204,604 to study business
park transit system
States News Service
July 4, 2005
California Institutes Soil-Contamination Guidelines -- State EPA releases advisory rules to aid developers in estimating cleanup costs
Real Estate Journal - March 14, 2005
New Law Adds Clarity to Brownfield Redevelopment -- The California Land Reuse and Revitalization Act of 2004 doesn't go far enough to please both developers and environmentalists
Real Estate Journal - October 25, 2004
California Treasurer Angelides and Oakland Mayor Brown Laud
Critical 'CalReUse' Loan to Help Oakland Jump Start Second
Phase of Fruitvale Transit Village Project
Press Release, Office of Treasurer Phil Angiledes - July 22,
2004
She Cared; So Should We
Los Angeles Times - July 12, 2004
Down in the
Dumps: Brisbane debates future of toxic Baylands landfill
San Francisco Examiner - May 24, 2004
Workshop to
be Held on Baylands Project
San Mateo County Times - May 14, 2004
Community Meeting
Explores Possibilities for Schlage Lock Site
Visitation Valley Grapevine - March 2004
Community Alchemy:
Inner city brownfield remediation programs turn communities
into environmental employment gold mines
California Real Estate Journal - February 16, 2004
Governor Steps Up War On Brownfields
Cal-EPA says Schwarzenegger backs cleanup up industrial blight,
Oakland Tribune - January 26, 2004
Truckee Announces Acquisition of 30-Acre
Rail yard for Downtown Expansion
January 15, 2004
Brownfields
Remain As Does the Politics
The Planning Report - July 2003
Mayor Hahn Announces Creation of Industrial
Development Advisory Committee
February 11, 2003
Old Land for
New Growth: Environmentalists Reflexively Fight, but CBIA
Reforms Would Spark "Smart" Development of Brownfields
California Builder Magazine - September/October 2003
Molina orders
L.A. County to Create Brownfields Policy
L.A. COunty Supervisor Gloria Molina Press Release - August
5, 2003
CCLR Revitalizing California's Communities:
Strategically Leveraging Assistance in Communities with Brownfields
November 25, 2002
Major Grant Awarded to Truckee to Redevelop
Large Rail yard Site Next to Downtown: Part of Larger Trend
in Sierra Nevada to Recycle "Brownfield" Sites
November 1, 2002
Restoring Idle Urban Sites is Key to
Curbing Sprawl, Revitalizing Cities - But More Funding is
Critical, Says Major New Report
September 29, 1998
Abandoned Oil Facility on Venice Beach Showcases Need for
Statewide "Brownfield" Reform
September 29, 1998
Turning Brown Green: Activists say abandoned
urban fields have bright futures
San Francisco Examiner - September 30, 1998
California Lags Behind Other States in
"Brownfields" Redevelopment: Greenspace, Quality
of Life at Risk, Major New Report Finds
Business, Environmental and Community
Groups Urge Gubernatorial Candidates to Prioritize "Brownfield"
Redevelopment as Solution to Sprawl
New Land Recycler Targets California
Sites for Renewal
Pacifica to Reclaim Beach-Front,
Replace Sewage Plant
November 10, 1997
Radio
The California
Report, National Public Radio - May 13, 2002
L.A. Sprawl: Fill In the Blanks (Part 1)
One solution to Los Angeles' sprawl problem is to build within
the land that's currently developed -- but like urban areas
throughout California, L.A. is finding that easier to talk
about than to actually do. CCLR Executive Director Stephanie
Shakofsky reports.
The California Report,
National Public Radio - May 20, 2002
L.A. Sprawl: Fill In the Blanks (Part 2)
The Los Angeles city council last week gave final approval
to a $2.5 billion revitalization project for downtown. L.A.
now joins a growing list of cities across the state trying
what's called in-fill development as an alternative to suburban
sprawl. Debra Baer reports on one of the major barriers facing
cities trying to overhaul their urban landscape.
Morning Edition, National Public
Radio - November 19, 2001
CCLR Profile
Land is an increasingly precious commodity in California.
Capital Public Radio's Bob Hensley reports on a group that
helps communities find new uses for land that has been abandoned
or contaminated.
Public Testimonies:
Testimony of CCLR Executive
Director Stephanie Shakofsky to Little Hoover Commission
June 28, 2001
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