Dear Colleagues,
This summer has been an active time for those of us involved in advocacy, outreach and interactive work at the national, regional and local levels with our government agencies, other components and partners in …
February 12, 2019 – Governor Newsom delivered his first State of the State address today, and outlined his vision for California – some that are particularly noteworthy to the architectural profession and for timely AIA California programs in 2019. …
A new year, a new Governor and a historical super-majority, with a fiscally conservative budget proposal to boot.
On January 7, the California Legislature officially began its 2019-20 legislative session. Several bills have been introduced to the Assembly …
The 2019 AIA CA Elections were held November 2 in Newport Beach. Results of the incoming elected officers are below:
Debra Gerod, FAIA
Ian Merker, AIA
Governor Brown recently signed legislation to extend the sunset date on the law that allows architect, engineering and land surveying firms to organize as Limited Liability Partnerships (LLP).
The AIA California Council and ACEC California jointly sponsored the legislation, SB …
Beginning January 1, 2018 three new laws went into effect that every employer in California needs to know. The new laws either affect questions an employer can ask a prospective employee or, for employers of more than 50 people, make …
There may be no time of cultural upheaval as great as what we face today. There are many challenges facing our state that can benefit from design thinking and architects are in a unique position to take a long view …
Now is the time to tell us what issues the AIACC Government Affairs team should work on in 2018.
Every year we survey the Membership for legislative ideas we can forward to the California State Legislature that would improve the …
