By Max Follmer
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - California's highest court will be asked today whether "displaced development," or growth pushed elsewhere when a site is ruled off-limits, must be analyzed under state environmental law.
As the state's population continues to surge, justices will decide how broadly local officials need to examine the consequences for freezing deve...
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - California's highest court will be asked today whether "displaced development," or growth pushed elsewhere when a site is ruled off-limits, must be analyzed under state environmental law.
As the state's population continues to surge, justices will decide how broadly local officials need to examine the consequences for freezing deve...
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