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Inns and restaurants utilize area products, for quality and ecology. For many of California's upscale hotels and restaurants, green is the new black.

Emaar Misr for Development S.A.E, the wholly owned subsidiary of Emaar Properties PJSC, has unveiled the components of its EP5.75bn ($1bn) New Cairo City project - an elegant, Santa Barbara California-inspired residential and mixed-use development of 885 acres near the American University in Cairo and just 20 minutes from the Cairo International Airport.

Take a stroll in the California sunshine, breathing in the tang of ocean air while waves roll ashore under your feet — and do it without getting your feet wet and while staying within easy reach of food and amusements. And while you're at it, do a little saltwater fishing.

Cairo, Egypt; May 8, 2008: Emaar Misr for Development S.A.E, the wholly owned subsidiary of Emaar Properties PJSC, has unveiled the components of its EGP 5.75 billion (US$1 billion) New Cairo City project - an elegant, Santa Barbara California-inspired residential and mixed-use development of 885 acres near the American University in Cairo and just 20 minutes from the Cairo International Airport.

LEBEC ---- A vast expanse of classic California landscape in mountains north of Los Angeles would be preserved as wilderness under a agreement in which five major conservation groups will not oppose plans to build thousands of homes and develop commercial areas on other parts of the sprawling Tejon Ranch.

SACRAMENTO — Barbara Gonzalez has lived in a two-bedroom duplex in northwest Los Angeles for 13 years, protected from the region's soaring housing costs by the city's rent-control ordinance.

Barbara Gonzel has lived in a two-bedroom duplex Los Angeles, protected from the region's soaring housing costs by the city's rent-control ordinance.

New Times is the Central Coast's award-winning weekly with a circulation of 40,000 papers weekly throughout San Luis Obispo County and northern Santa Barbara County to more than 100,000 residents, visitors, and college students.

A coalition of environmental groups and a developer have agreed on a landmark plan to conserve 90 percent of the largest chunk of privately owned wilderness remaining in Southern California.

Activists and builders OK a conservation plan for the sprawling property in Kern and L.A. counties that would permit some development. A coalition of environmental groups and a developer have agreed on a landmark plan to conserve 90% of the largest chunk of privately owned wilderness remaining in Southern California.