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Is The End of Zoning Near?

by William Fulton on Jun 23, 2019
Euclid v. Ambler, Houston , Minneapolis, Scott Wiener, Zoning

And if so, will cities -- and their citizens -- still find ways to restrain the private real estate market? >>read more 

CP&DR News Briefs June 18, 2019: Bay Area Transportation Funding; Trump Admin. Eviction Plan; San Francisco Waterfront; and More

by Brett Simpson on Jun 17, 2019
News Briefs

Bay Area transportation officials are considering a cross-regional transportation overhaul tax measure to raise over $100 billion over several decades >>read more

Raft of Housing, Land Use Bills Remain Alive in Legislature

by Josh Stephens on Jun 13, 2019
Housing, Legislation

California lawmakers advanced an estimated 200 housing-related bills, many of which have advanced out of their houses of origin as of the May 31 deadline >>read more

CP&DR News Briefs June 11, 2019: Support for Upzoning; Homelessness in L.A. County; S.F. Budget; and More

by Brett Simpson on Jun 10, 2019

Sixty-two percent of Californians are in favor of forcing cities to permit apartments in areas currently zoned for single-family homes near transit >>read more

Martinez Wins APA Award for Promotion of Environmental Justice in National City

by Josh Stephens on Jun 9, 2019
American Planning Association, Awards, Environmental Justice, Housing

Carolina Martinez, in conjunction with Paradise Creek Partnership, received one of five 2019 Excellence Awards from the American Planning Association >>read more

The Paradoxes of California's Fastest-Growing City

by Josh Stephens on Jun 3, 2019
Demographics, Dublin, Growth, Housing

The nondescript outer suburb of Dublin bears the distinction of California's fastest-growing city >>read more

Legal Settlement Enables St. Helena to Embrace Density in General Plan

by Uzo Ehi on Jun 3, 2019
General Plans, St. Helena, Wine Country

Battle over eight-unit apartment building yields to adoption of St. Helena General Plan update >>read more

CP&DR News Briefs June 4, 2019: Tejon Ranch Lawsuit; Google Funds Diridon Station Planning; Copper Bluff Superfund Site; and More

by Brett Simpson on Jun 2, 2019

Environmental groups are suing the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors for approving the controversial 12,000-acre Centennial Tejon Ranch development >>read more

CP&DR Vol. 34 No. 5 May 2019

by CP&DR Staff on May 29, 2019
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CP&DR News Briefs May 28, 2019: High Speed Rail Sues Feds; BLM Expands Drilling; Horton Plaza Repurposing; and More

by Brett Simpson on May 27, 2019

The California High Speed Rail Authority is suing the U.S. Department of Transportation over its decision to pull a $929 million grant. >>read more