Trivia Thursday with Rebuild SoCal Partnership!
Happy #TriviaThursday! Here is our question this week: Southern California saw a few significant storms earlier this year- in the last 50 years, which season did the [...]
Trivia Thursday with Rebuild SoCal Partnership!
Happy #TriviaThursday! Here is our question this week: Do you know how many people fly out of LAX every day? A. 89,000 B. 241,000 C. 350,000 D. [...]
Happy Labor Day!
Unions built the middle class. On this Labor Day, let us thank our unions and union workers for their hard work and dedication. No matter how you [...]
Trivia Thursday with Rebuild SoCal Partnership!
Happy #TriviaThursday! Here is our question this week: Do you know what the biggest contributor to stormwater pollution in Southern California is? A. Illegal dumping B. Litter [...]
The Challenges and Opportunities of Water in Southern California
"This is urgent. The idea that we have to adapt to climate change is urgent." In this episode, host Jon Switalski spoke with Adán Ortega, the Chair [...]
New California Budget Deal Prioritizes Infrastructure
On June 26th, 2023, Governor Gavin Newsom, Senate President pro Tempore Toni G. Atkins, and Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon announced that they have reached an agreement on [...]
Have you listened to The Rebuild SoCal Zone Podcast this year?
Here are the top 3 most listened-to podcast episodes of The Rebuild SoCal Zone so far in 2023! #1: Our Conversation with San Bernardino County Supervisor Curt [...]
Governor Newsom Unveiled New Proposals for $180 Billion Infrastructure Plan
We can’t keep stalling out on critical infrastructure projects! On May 19th, 2023, Governor Gavin Newsom presented an infrastructure package to a group of state legislators and [...]
#InfrastructureWorks: Celebrating National Infrastructure Week (May 15-19)
This week, RSCP is celebrating National Infrastructure Week (May 15-19), which promotes and celebrates our nation’s roads, rails, pipes, ports, and more. From organized labor to business [...]
Recent Weather Trends and Our Existing Infrastructure
In recognition of Earth Day, we thought it pertinent to take a deeper look into the critical relationship between weather and infrastructure. After an extremely wet winter, [...]