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CP&DR News Briefs May 30, 2023: Infrastructure Package; Santa Ana Housing; Redlands Warehouse Moratorium; and More

A report by the Los Angeles Business Council (LABC) found entitlement processes are impeding Los Angeles's ability to meet its lofty housing production goals. The study referenced UCLA and California State University, Northridge's findings that the city is not keeping up with housing demands and its ability to meet California's Regional Housing Needs Assessment (RHNA) would require the city to complete 57,000 units per year. Presently, the city completes less than 9,000 annually throughout the last decade. LABC's report concludes fast-tracking approval of affordable housing projects and state laws exempting qualifying mixed-income projects from discretionary reviews would add a significant number of housing units. LABC recommends extending those measures to market-rate housing and increasing coordination between city agencies. -- CP&DR

Leadership Pasadena Graduates New Class of Young Adult “Homegrown” Leaders

Participants are identified through outreach to local Pasadena Unified High Schools, leadership programs, and colleges. 2023’s participants came from Marshall Fundamental High School, John Muir High School, and Pasadena City College. Past years have also included graduates from Westridge, Polytechnic, and Cal State University Northridge (CSUN) and Cal State Long Beach (CSLB). -- Pasadena Now

Cabrillo High graduates celebrate new future at Senior Decision Day event

Some colleges Cabrillo graduates will be attending in the fall include Notre Dame, Wellesley, University California Los Angeles, University California Santa Barbara, Cal Poly SLO, Southern Oregon, CSU Fullerton, California State University Northridge, Creighton, San Diego State University, and Hancock College in Santa Maria. -- Lompoc Record

Ventura College Foundation Distributes Over $670,000 In Scholarships

Flores plans to become a physical education high school teacher and coach. He will be attending Cal State Northridge in the Fall, majoring in Kinesiology with a Physical Education emphasis. He is the first in his family to attend a four-year university. “My volunteer coaching takes away from the number of hours I can work. The scholarship will allow me to focus on my education and coaching goals.” -- Moorpark Patch

At 69, Bobby Kersee is track’s ‘mad scientist’ and as influential as ever

He put himself through college at Long Beach State by working at a youth correctional facility in Whittier, where Kersee watched wards from midnight until 8 a.m. After graduating, he had two jobs: Track coach at Cal State Northridge, and counselor at another youth facility in Chino. He took over UCLA’s track and field program in 1980 and that provided enough money to be comfortable. Coaching Greg Foster to his first world championship in 1983, and watching his athletes win six golds and four silvers at the Los Angeles Olympics one year later, provided the final confidence he could sustain coaching as a career. -- Los Angeles Times

ON THE MOVE: Durango Casino Resort announces assistant general manager

Kappen possesses adept knowledge in branding and marketing functions, gained over a decadelong tenure at advertising and PR agencies in Los Angeles, Philadelphia and Las Vegas. Holding a Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies from California State University, Northridge, Kappen also served as a member of the Public Relations Student Society of America and completed professional development training with the Nancy Bacher Long PR Institute as part of The Public Relations Society of America’s Philadelphia Chapter. -- Las Vegas Business Press

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