Californians for Community Planning is to launch a ballot measure against SB 9.

After surviving the recall effort, Gov. Gavin Newsom https://www.gov.ca.gov/2021/09/16/governor-newsom-signs-historic-legislation-to-boost-californias-housing-supply-and-fight-the-housing-crisis/ the California Comeback Plan and several ho

The recently-formed North Coast Railroad Company, LLC filed a pleading with the Surface Transportation Board hoping to secretively build infrastructure that could support coal shipment.

After the Alameda County Supervisors decided it will not vote this month on helping Oakland fund the proposed A's development at Howard Terminal, the fate of the entire project in jeopardy due to insufficient financial support

In an unusual CEQA suit, an Alameda County Superior Court judge ruled that UC Berkeley must keep next year's enrollment at the same limit as last year's.

The Sierra Club filed a lawsuit against Moreno Valley, maintaining that the city's 2021 General Plan Update violates the CEQA.

A development in Huntington Beach may not move forward after a trial judge the proposal because the Housing Accountability Act supposedly does n

Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg the 20 locations that he plans to designate for homeless shelters, tiny homes, and sanctioned tent encampments.

The Los Angeles City Council voted 13-2 to criminalize homeless encampments around parks, libraries, and other public facilities.

A UC Berkeley Terner Center study indicates that, while the bill might increase housing supply, it will not significantly address the state's housing crisis.

The Association of Bay Area Governments appeals from 28 local governments that will dispute their draft RHNA housing requirements.

Questions hang over the future of the Oakland A’s ballpark and mixed-use development proposal at Howard Terminal due to