Water Weekly 3: there is nothing retireing about this
Here are this week’s top three water stories, as compiled by the media-addicted water wonks at Laer Pearce & Associates. You’ll find the Big Three here every Thursday, or you can follow LPAWater...
View ArticleWeekly 3 Land: Spited noses, golden gambles and more
What are the three biggest stories each week in the world of California land development? You’ll find them right here, or follow LP&A all week long on Twitter at @LPALand for up-to-the-minute news...
View ArticleWeekly 3 Land Development: half full glasses and water retention basins
What are the three biggest stories each week in the world of California land development? You’ll find them right here, or follow LP&A all week long on Twitter at @LPALand for up-to-the-minute news...
View ArticleOur Famous, Life-Saving CFO
We’re all very proud of Beth Pearce, our CFO, today. Her life-saving work alerting parents and kids to the dangers of designer drugs was just profiled via a lengthy interview at one of the most...
View ArticleWater Weekly 3: Totally cool, totally hot and totally illogical
What were the three biggest California land development stories of the past seven days? Well, the news-heads and policy wonks here at Laer Pearce & Associates have compiled them for you here....
View ArticleLive Better Magazine Quotes Laer on Water
When Live Better Magazine’s contributing editor Randy Goble was looking for an expert to quote on water issues in California, he turned to Laer, and here’s what he got: Civilizations have historically...
View ArticleRing the bell – here’s a tip on the Taco Bell story
The tip – don’t listen to the armchair PR quarterbacks critiquing Taco Bell’s response to a recently filed lawsuit. If you’ve been stuck inside the bun and have not heard, the company is being sued...
View ArticleThe One Where the Man Bites the Dog, and the Dog Isn’t Very Happy About It
Dogs bite men all the time. That’s why headlines like “Man Bites Dog” tend to grab readers’ attention. In today’s anti-everything society, that rabid dog often takes the form of fringe...
View ArticlePublic Agencies and Public Relations
Should public agencies use public relations firms? Recent publicity about a PR firm’s plans to promote the San Diego Service Authority for Freeway Emergencies’ yellow call boxes (which aren’t used much...
View ArticleBody Blows
The Susan G. Komen group sustained a bit of a body blow over the last week when it canceled funding to Planned Parenthood, then reinstated it, then fired an executive over all the embarrassments that...
View ArticleWhat Makes Water Agency Communications Work
LP&A has nearly two decades of experience working with many of Southern California’s most prominent water providers to create programs that educate stakeholders, change public behavior and...
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