Drillers claim city should have done a full environmental impact report and misinterpreted CEQA guidance on mineral resources.

If upheld on appeal, L.A. judge's ruling could completely upend the way cities interpret the consistence between general plans and zoning.

Appellate court rules that 2018 reduction in water supply was done under a set of 2010 leases between the city's Department of Water & Power and leasing ranches in Mono County.

HCD says 70% of draft elements don't meet the state's enhanced requirements.

In case from Los Angeles, appellate court says burden of proof for feasibility in the case of density bonus concessions and waivers lies with the city, not with the developer.

Additional incentives on two Westside projects don't exceed Planning Department's power under Measure JJJ.

It's no surprise that the inland areas are still growing. But the big shocker is that the Bay Area is hanging on -- and L.A. is not.

City did nothing with historic bank building for 10 years -- except rent it out for filming.