Flip②▶ #SocialCurrentSee by #ALTACITIES and #CANSWERIST ▶ Circa 1985 and the origins of the California Davis-Stirling Act governing HOAs pic.twitter.com/AImrsBR9SB — Mike Foxworth (@ALTALOMAN) March 14, 2017 With more than 9 million Californians as homeowners, residents of common interest developments (aka homeowner associations or HOAs), it stands to reason that there is a specific body of law to help govern these communities. Of course, that law is the Davis-Stirling Act (DSL), extant since 1985. Did you know?  The prime-position author of that law, the notable former and recalled Gov. Gray Davis actually did not write the law, but relied upon a San Diego law professor for the content with cooperation from fellow attorney and former CA Assemblyman Lawrence Stirling. The summary story is shared in the archive above. Actually, the origin and authorship standings for the Davis-Stirling Act is not really that unusual in California.  In order to get bil...

In most Major League Baseball (MLB) cities, sky watching precedes game watching.  Rain delays and game postponements are routine. But not in Southern California.  The following account and 'social current see' tell the story about how a real rain storm brought and ending to two MLB games this weekend before they started in Anaheim and San Diego. What matter to a majority of local citizens was the potential ending of a prolonged drought for the region. Flip②▶ STORIFY ♥ FLIPBOARD ★ BLOGGER ▲ ALTACITIES © Now with 1,320+ followers on http://socialcurrent see.com [ View the story "CA welcomes drought reprieve?" on Storify ] "You don't get many chances to pay back what's been done for you. Take them.... #dailyqotd #qotd http://t.co/fq1zI7UyVq — Mike Foxworth (@ALTALOMAN) July 20, 2015