ALHAMBRA - All Souls Church has become the latest casualty of the redevelopment debacle, losing key revenue after the city stopped paying the lease for a used car lot on church property.

Alhambra is now waiting for approval from the State Board of Equalization that would allow it to transfer the lease from the redevelopment agency to the city so it can start paying again.

"I don't think the legislators realized in a million years all the problems they were going to cause with…





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The board overseeing the dissolution of Oxnard's redevelopment agency narrowly voted Wednesday to accept $750 million in potential debts for projects the agency could finish before it disbands.

Read more: http://www.vcstar.com/news/2012/may/09/officials-approve-last-of-redevelopment-projects

Efforts to divide what’s left of the City of Santa Barbara’s Redevelopment Agency cash on hand — about $28 million — sparked intense disagreements between city representatives and their county counterparts on the seven-member ad hoc oversight committee. Rejected out of hand was the $14 million City Hall had hoped to set aside for a new police station, but that was expected. More troubling to city reps was the 5-to-2 Oversight Committee vote that they’d have to pay back the $350,000…