There were more measures on local ballots in Los Angeles County than there were in the rest of the state combined.

Voters in the City of Los Angeles resoundingly rejected a ballot measure that would have radically reshaped the city’s approach to planning and influenced the city’s urban fabric for generations.

His WOTUS executive order instructs federal agencies to ignore Kennedy's deciding vote on wetlands regulation.

Will anti-growth forces upend the Los Angeles growth status quo with Measure S?

Over the past few years, the City of San Diego has passed a handful of policies committing to increase density citywide in order to meet housing needs and environmental goals. So far, so good. Implementation of these plans relies, in turn, on adoption of the city’s 51 community p

Affluent Curtis Park residents thought they were getting a mixed-use infill project.

Will this time be the charm for one of California's most eternally troubled central business districts?

Manhattanite Trump's election sent an anti-urban message. But cities and inner suburbs can be the new laboratories of democracy. 

Instead of thinking about secession, let's think about the opposite: Showing Americans what California does best and bring them along with us. 

The annual state planners' conference -- being held right now in Pasadena -- appears to be bigger than ever. 

Is San Jose again bearing Silicon Valley's housing burden? 

Almost $100 goes to Bay Area, $76 million to SCAG >>read more