The Lewis Center at UCLA released research suggesting that new housing developments in Los Angeles are, in general, not displacing older, affordable units

Several environmental groups are suing the County of San Diego for its plans to use carbon credits to offset greenhouse gas emissions from new housing and commercial developments

Gov. Jerry Brown and legislative leaders agreed to a $4 billion bond that would fund low-income housing and subsidize home loans for California veterans

The City of Los Angeles released its first citywide Resilience Strategy to help prepare for natural disasters and other stresses that the city might face

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The San Francisco Planning Department introduced a zoning ordinance to significantly up-zone a 17-block portion of the South of Market Neighborhood to take advantage of the new Central Subway

The City and County of San Francisco and the State Lands Commission reached a settlement in a dispute over Proposition B

A study from UC Berkeley Terner Center for Housing Innovation found that bureaucratic impediments constitute the main reason San Francisco is the world’s second-most expensive city in which to build a home

Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke indicated that the agency will allow mining on 1.3 million acres of formerly protected California desert

The California Department of Housing and Community Development released a list of cities and counties that are subject to streamlined housing development through Senate Bill 35.

MTC’s Bay Area Toll Authority (BATA) approved a resolution to place a $4.45 billion package of transportation projects known as Regional Measure 3 (RM3) on the June 5 ballot

The estimated cost of constructing 119 miles of high-speed rail track in the Central Valley has increased by $2.8 billion to a total of $10.6 billion.