Congress Is in Recess Until the Election: Now What?
By Dave Tyahla | Posted on September 30, 2016
With just two days left before a potential government shutdown, both the House and Senate approved a short-term spending package on September 28, known as a Continuing Resolution (CR), that will keep the federal government running on autopilot through December 9, 2016.
Coastal Justice Brings California Coastal Commission Closer to Serving All Californians
By Robert García | Posted on September 29, 2016
On Saturday, September 24, Governor Jerry Brown signed a coastal justice law that amends the California Coastal Act. This law explicitly requires compliance with and enforcement of civil rights and environmental justice laws.
Zika Update #3: Preventing the Spread of Zika through Mosquito Control
By Richard J. Dolesh | Posted on September 19, 2016
The Zika virus has begun to spread in the U.S. through transmission by mosquito bites. Browse recommendations for what you can do if Zika is suspected or confirmed in your local area.
Physical (In)Activity and the School Day
By Melissa May | Posted on September 12, 2016
As schools become increasingly focused on test performance, the amount of time devoted to in-school physical activities has declined or even been cut altogether.
Back in Session: Where does Congress Stand on Park and Recreation Issues
By Dave Tyahla | Posted on September 9, 2016
Congress returned from August recess this week and got to work on several important bills--an effort to fund a response to the Zika crisis, an energy reform package which includes permanent LWCF reauthorization, and legislation to keep the federal government funded, and operating, beyond September 30.