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The agency's plan to repeal or weaken more than two dozen environmental regulations could deliver a direct blow to causes close to the heart of Californians.
Some voices, like the Heartland Institute, applaud the move as transferring power back to Congress and states, arguing that regulating CO2 merely benefits special interests without measurable benefits.
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Times housing reporter Liam Dillon about the state's controversial move to roll back parts of CEQA.
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BMI headed to San Juan, Puerto Rico on June 1 to participate in the Tu Musica Urbano Conference held at Coca-Cola Music Hall.Alongside DJ and music producer DJ Nelson, entertainment attorney...more
Sir Lucian Grainge, chair and CEO of Universal Music Group, spoke at the 2026 Northeastern Global Leadership Summit in London.Grainge said that music lovers remain unwaveringly fascinated by...more
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By the end of the night, the gathering turned into a full blown honky-tonk revival between the best-selling artist of all time and his friends, evidently, in all places.Event's Fifth Edition...more
Marymount Manhattan College held its spring arts showcase on April 29.MMC spotlighted the work of more than 200 students from a range of majors.The event fills the College's Judith Mara Carson Center...more
A sight from the Tulsa Symphony Orchestraa€™s Young at Heart a&# 128;& #147; Music in Motion program at Trinity Woods, 4134 E 31st St.TOM GILBERT A sight.from the.Tulsa Symphony.Orchestraa...more
ITER supports artists and cultural organisations to develop more sustainable approaches to international touring.Up to 60 participants from across the music and performing arts sector will be invited...more
The New Granada Building at Centre and Wylie avenues in Pittsburgh's Hill District has undergone renovations under the Hill Community Development Corp.The building was once a theater that hosted jazz...more
Janeise Harmon, of Stuart, Va., received her Professional Crafts: Fiber AAS from Haywood Community College of Clyde, N.C.The Stokes County Arts Council is pleased to announce the opening of a fiber...more
Lock in for an hour of peak time selections and forthcoming IDs from his rapidly evolving catalogue tonight on Mix Up.Upcoming Gigs: Skylab Radio, Naarm/Melbourne, Meanjin/Brisbane, Eora/Sydney,...more
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