As modes of communication continue to evolve with advances in technology, Assembly Bill 992 (effective January 1, 2021) clarifies which forms of communication via internet-based social media would violate the properly noticed, open meeting requirement of the Ralph M. Brown Act (Government Code sections 54950 et seq.) for local legislative bodies. Legislative bodies include governing bodies, commissions, committees, and boards of a local agency. Click here to read more.
Looking For Something?
Recent Posts
- Jeff Streiffer and Erin Lapeyrolerie to Speak at the ABA Real Property Trust and Estate Section on Affordable Housing
- Dianne Jackson McLean to Speak at the CLA Litigation Section on Pathways to Local Government Work
- Barbara Kautz to Speaks About the “Builder’s Remedy Update” at the California Land Use Law Conference
- Gabrielle Janssens to Speak at the County Counsels’ Association Spring 2025 Land Use Study Section Conference
- Elizabeth Klueck and Rafael Yaquian to present at the SPRE Summit on New Markets Tax Credits