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.

In ruling on San Gabriel Mountains case, justice says repeatedly: “It is not the project’s ‘impacts on parking’ that matter; it is the impact of the project’s reduced parking on the environment that matters.”

As with SCAG, Bay Area jurisdictions are appealing their housing targets in large numbers. Unsurprisingly, the most challengers are coming from Marin County.

In turning down a 48-unit condominium project near Beach Boulevard, did Huntington Beach violate the Housing Accountability Act's requirement that findings be based on objective standards? Or will a fire expert's 11th-hour conclusion that one standard was violated be enough to

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

Additional incentives on two Westside projects don't exceed Planning Department's power under Measure JJJ.

Census data shows that Blacks are leaving the metropolitan core for the periphery -- but it's less clear whether white gentrification is the reason.

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 designation will give "prohousing" jurisdictions a leg up on some housing grant programs. But will it fundamentally change how any cities approach the housing question?

The high court's ruling appears to clear the way for construction of a 260-unit apartment building in the Spengler's parking lot in Berkeley.

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