The New Fissure In The California Housing Debate

The two laws provide developers with different paths for developing housing on commercial land where local zoning doesn't permit residential units. >>read more

This week's APA conference is located across the street from the "happiest place on earth" -- with "place" in very ironic quotes. Here's what Disneyland, and Disney's latest "imagineering" efforts mean for planning today >> read more

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Gov. Gavin Newsom signed AB 2097, which significantly restricts cities' ability to impose parking minimums on new developments. >>read more

The Oct. 1-4 APA Conference will feature a panel discussion on racial reconciliation, focusing in part on the City of Glendale's recently adopted resolution acknowledging its former status a a "sundown town" that was hostile to people of color. >>read more

CP&DR supports APA conference in Anaheim (and online), Oct. 1-4, with panel discussion, booth, special offers. >>read more

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Position Available, Community Development Specialist ,
City of Willits, CA >>read more

The winning plan to redevelop the San Diego Sports arena site includes bringing over 4,000 housing units, 20 acres of open space, and a new arena to the Midway district. >>read more

Pismo Beach tried to charge a self-storage facility $1.1 million in water fees. The company wanted to pay $62,000. Guess who won in court? >>read more