More than 100 jurisdictions are thought to be crafting regulations for all aspects of the industry

Action comes after brawl between city and anti-growth groups.

One downtown L.A. developer is having trouble finding tenants for his new project. Is this proof that the market needs to work -- or that it can't work no matter what?

Acknowledging that the massive project will eventually be construct, most environmental groups agree to strike a deal. But there's still one holdout

The housing-focused state senator says the politics of housing have flipped and he's willing to take the heat. >>read more

If marijuana shops are resisted because of ethics, what about other land uses?

VMT will soon replace LOS as standard traffic analysis tool.

Planners thought strategy to protecting wetlands and promoting development was good enough -- but enviros thought otherwise. >>read more

New planning funding will depend on up-to-date general plan reports, HCD director says >>read more

Twenty-five years after adopting a mixed-use ordinance, the city puts a two-year moratorium on such projects.

North Bay commuter rail line may help developers more than commuters. >>read more

Tech giant plans huge campus near Diridon Station in Downtown San Jose.