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In the last few years, exemptions have vastly outnumbered EIRs and mitigated negative declarations. Who needs CEQA reform? >>read more
Lennar, labor negotiations fail, so City of Concord will look for another master developer for 13,000-home project. >>read more
California Senate Democrats have announced a new legislative housing package that aims to boost housing supply with more moderate proposals. >>read more
The state required San Jose to get a new streambed agreement for Willow Glen Trestle Bridge. That doesn't trigger additional environmental review. >>read more
In the wake of COVID, will Taco Bell rule the world? >>read more
With state revenues expected to fall by $54 billions for the current and upcoming fiscal years, compared to projections, the May Revise reduces the upcoming year’s budget from $222 billion to $203 billion >>read more
City must now hold new CUP hearing on Curtis Park gas station case, appellate court rules. >>read more
Bill Fulton and Josh Stephens discuss the latest planning news, and Josh interviews Meg Walker of Project for Public Spaces >> read more
With few traffic jams and clear skies, California's regional planning agencies strategize about how to keep remote work going after the COVID crisis is over. >>read more
California added only 87,494 residents in 2019 to bring the state's estimated total population to 39,782,870 people as of January 1. >>read more
Amid shifting shopping habits, a developer will transform the postmodern concrete fortress of Horton Plaza into a mixed-use technology campus to attract jobs to downtown San Diego >>read more
