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California’s business and political environment can be hostile and difficult to navigate. So when failure is not an option, River City Communications is employed to deliver winning solutions to remove political barriers and turn business interests into public interests.

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River City Communications: Public Affairs

River City Communications (RCC) is a public affairs and government relations firm based in California's Capital city area of Sacramento, representing a broad spectrum of business and political interests, including commercial and retail development, and non-profit organizations. California’s business and political environment can be hostile and difficult to navigate. So when failure is not an option, River City Communications is employed to deliver winning solutions to removing political barriers, and turning business interests into public interests. Contact us to learn how we can put our experience to work for you. o Community Relations o Grassroots, and Ally/Coalition Development o Land use and Entitlement Support o Media Relations and Crisis Communications o Political Consulting and Strategic Planning o Websites and Social Media o Non-profit organization management

One of River City Communication's clients prevailed at recent CARB hearing when regulators proposed alternative regulations that consider economic feasibility and the availability of technology. With this news, California's commercial passenger sportfishing fleet can continue to provide anglers access to the sea!

Group finds critical middle ground with California Air Resources Board

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The Los Angeles Daily News reported that, "Californians — especially those who live around major ports — will be breathing easier thanks to aggressive regulations approved Thursday, March 24, for tugs, ferries, sportfishing vessels and whale-watching boats.

But some say the regulations are too costly and slated to take effect too quickly. Tug operators said the strict rules could put some of them out of business, bringing new interruptions to supply chains. And a representative of Catalina Island’s tourism bureau expressed concerns about the possible impact on ferry service."

The change will help coastal health risks, but tug operators warn it could put them out of business.

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The Mendocino Railway makes the case for an ambitious waterfront land-use project in today's Fort Bragg Advocate saying, "There is also a real opportunity to transition the community from one that was once dependent on one major employer for jobs and tax revenue to another that is economically diverse and sustainable. While portions of the property will build upon the area’s strong and vibrant hospitality and tourism industry, it has even greater potential to attract high-paying jobs in the areas of technology, green energy, and medical/healthcare."

READ THE COLUMN: https://bit.ly/3I49umO

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River City Communications: Public Affairs

River City Communications helps its clients navigate the political process by defining business interests as public benefits. Let us share with you why RCC is one of the most practiced land use public affairs firms in California.

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Favorable press coverage can drive up customer foot traffic and draw new tenants to your place of business.

"I think this is attributed to the amount of people out holiday shopping more so this year since Covid affected people being able to go out last year," Wong said. "I also believe that the Palladio shopping center is one of the premium shopping centers that we have in the Sacramento area, so I feel that a lot of people not from the area are traveling to the city of Folsom for an elevated shopping experience."

"Mall-wide sales are up 25% over last year and traffic is up 50% since the movie theaters are open when this time last year they were not."

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The key to winning strategies is often defining the client's business interests as a public interest. As California's commercial passenger boat industry faces economically unfeasible state regulations, the state's tourism and hospitality industry is also threatened.

California’s Air Board has fired a warning shot across the bow of California’s billion-dollar commercial sport fishing and whale watching businesses.

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