League of California Cities retweeted
Prepare for El Niño related storms by identifying at least two routes out of your neighborhood. Heavy rain and strong winds can cause fallen trees, downed power lines and blocked roads. Knowing your options ahead of time can help you get to safety if you need to evacuate.
Sign up for local emergency alerts at Ready.ca.gov and always follow directions from local authorities to help make evacuating safer and easier.
League of California Cities retweeted
Oakland @BarbaraLee_CA is standing with firefighters and local leaders against Prop 43. Protect majority rule and local voters’ power to fund the services their communities count on. Vote NO on 43. #NoOn43CA #Prop43
League of California Cities retweeted
Replying to @MayorToddGloria
@MayorToddGloria is voting NO on Prop 43. Prop 43 would allow a small minority of voters to block what the majority wants. Local voters deserve the final say. #NoOn43CA
League of California Cities retweeted
What a week in Anaheim at the 2026 Cal Cities Annual Conference and Expo! 🙌
#TeamTS loved connecting with California city leaders, sharing civic engagement insights and exploring new ways to elevate public communications across the state.
Thanks to @CalCities for hosting another great event! 👏
#TripepiSmithLife #LocalGov #TeamTS
League of California Cities retweeted
Four city leaders, four incredible California communities! 🌟 As I travel across all 58 counties, I’m discovering what makes every city special. At the California League of Cities Annual Conference, I asked these local leaders what they want everyone to know about their hometowns.
Here’s what Fremont Mayor Raj Salwan, Adelanto Mayor Pro Tem Daniel Ramos, Stockton City Councilmember Mario Enrique, and Bellflower Mayor Pro Tem Victor Sanchez had to say!
#58Counties1California #LeagueOfCaliforniaCities #Fremont #Adelanto #Stockton #Bellflower #StrongerTogether @RajSalwan @MrMarioEnriquez @CalCities
League of California Cities retweeted
Tuesday, Sept. 22! Be there for our webinar on turning transit insights into real-world solutions.
Hosted with @Enterprise, this event focuses on actionable strategies communities can implement now, including leveraging funding opportunities, integrating mobility into local planning, building partnerships and improving coordination across systems.
Attendees will hear real-world examples of how transportation impacts workforce participation, student success, healthcare access and quality of life — while gaining new ideas, partnerships and tools to create more connected and economically resilient communities.
Learn more and register now at bit.ly/4r15Hif.
CalCCA was glad to join the 2026 CCLI Bootcamp in Sacramento! 🏛️⚡
Our staff connected with aspiring state legislators and shared insights on Community Choice Aggregation and California’s evolving energy landscape.
Thanks to @CalCities for having us!
League of California Cities retweeted
CSDA was proud to sponsor and participate in the CCLI Bootcamp! Thanks to CSDA's Aaron Avery and Kyle Packham for facilitating educational panels.
We value our partnership with @CalCities and were encouraged and inspired by the participants’ shared commitment to California's communities and constituents.
Cal Cities welcomed a group of aspiring legislators to Sacramento last week for the California Civic Leadership Institute (CCLI) Bootcamp! The program equips rising political leaders with the insights, tools, and connections they need to hit the ground running when they’re elected to the state Legislature.
A big thank you to all our guest presenters for sharing their expertise and helping make this year’s bootcamp a success! 🙌
League of California Cities retweeted
It’s time for our annual #CityHallSelfie Day! 🤳@ELGL50 organizes this day to celebrate public service, showcasing pride in local government institutions. City Hall Selfie Day is for everyone! Stop by 6360 Fountain Square Drive and tag us in your pictures! 📸
@CalCities
League of California Cities retweeted
I joined @CalCities’ LA Division tonight to welcome their new president, Ana Maria Quintana.
I know Mayor Quintana will do great work advocating for our cities—and I also want to thank outgoing president Britt Huff for her service.
Congratulations to these two incredible women!
League of California Cities retweeted
If developers don’t pay impact fees to fund local infrastructure, who will?
Further restricting developer impact fees won’t solve California’s housing crisis. It will make things worse. If developers don’t pay impact fees, there are only two options. Either the infrastructure needed to support new housing doesn’t get built, or taxpayers pick up the tab.
Read the op-ed by CSDA CEO Neil McCormick: capitolweekly.net/if-develop… @Capitol_Weekly
League of California Cities retweeted
As President of @CalCities I want to thank my executive committee, board members, staff and sponsors for a successful summer board meeting in @RedondoBeachCA !
Cal Cities' Board of Directors gathered for a productive meeting in Redondo Beach last week! 👏 Our Board took action on three ballot measures, welcomed the newly expanded Rural Cities Information Exchange member group, and received important legislative and state budget updates.
We’re grateful to our dedicated and diverse board members whose leadership helps strengthen communities across California.
League of California Cities retweeted
It may be summer recess, but your @calcities Board of Directors is hard at work! ☀️
This week, I joined the League of California Cities Annual Summer Board Meeting as the Peninsula Division representative on the Cal Cities Board of Directors.
League of California Cities retweeted
We're pleased to be a supporting partner of the 3rd Annual @UCStudentPolicy California Economic Forum in Sacramento presented in partnership with @politico on June 9th.
Seating is limited and expected to fill quickly, so reserve your seat today⬇️
eventbrite.com/e/california-…
League of California Cities retweeted
The 3rd Annual @UCStudentPolicy California Economic Forum presented in partnership with @politico will take place on June 9 in Sacramento.
The program will include the latest economic outlook delivered by #UCLAForecast's Jerry Nickelsburg.
eventbrite.com/e/california-…
League of California Cities retweeted
WHAT THEY’RE SAYING: @CalCities President/CEO Carolyn Coleman on how this supports essential services like fixing potholes.
Read more: sco.ca.gov/eo_pressrel_27489…
#CABudget
#CALeg
League of California Cities retweeted
As a 27 year veteran of public service, USC Price Professor Frank Zerunyan describes the most critical skill that government elected officials must develop — trust.
Dawning on his own experiences within elected office from analyzing current colleagues' public office experiences, Zerunyan describes how building upon the fundamentals of public trust is crucial to success.
Read more on his Op-Ed from the @CalCities: uscprice.page/4w8JPnh
League of California Cities retweeted
I recently had the opportunity to host the @CalCities OC Delegation and the @harborassn in my Sacramento office to discuss their legislative priorities.
Local elected officials from OC and key stakeholders from the San Pedro Bay Area discussed key priorities impacting our local communities as well as the role of ports play in CA & the nation's economy.
Thank you to your leadership!
#caleg
League of California Cities retweeted
Happy California Cities Week! #CACitiesWeek is a statewide acknowledgement of the vital role of cities and the public servants who power them.
Cities are where government meets people — they’re the front door to public service. Hear from leaders throughout California on the value city governments bring to communities every day. 🌳🛝🛣️ #CACitiesWeek
League of California Cities retweeted
Attending the @CalCities #CityLeadersSummit we are networking, getting up to date on issues affecting our cities and hearing about the budget. Great things are happening here at #CACitiesWeek














































