Gov. Gavin Newsom has made changing the California Environmental Quality Act a signature issue of his second term. But state Sen. Scott Wiener said a law signed by the previous governor has made it harder to use California’s most famous environmental law to stop new housing — and that law can be the basis for a building wave, if his colleagues agree to make these changes permanent.
“SB 35 has been very successful. … It has been absolutely t...
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