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UC Berkeley Case Shows Why Comprehensive Reform Badly Needed to End CEQA Abuse

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By Chris Carr The California Supreme Court last week declined to stay a lower court order in a case involving a housing and classroom complex under construction on the UC Berkeley campus. This will effectively shut the door to one of America’s finest public universities for thousands of prospective students. It is a typical “Not […]

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