CP&DR Vol. 36 No. 7 July 2021

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.

An unlikely strip of urbanism in an unlikely place, The BLVD is a model more urban cities in California could learn from.

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

In ruling about new building, trial judge says UC can't "analyze an increase in student enrollment without admitting that increasing student enrollment is a project subject to review."

Endless process is a regular feature of California land use and infrastructure. Here's a rundown of our favorite stalemates -- and a request that you provide us with your own!

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

The Orange County Council of Governments filed a lawsuit against the Department of Housing and Community Development over its housing requirements.

Court Upholds "Deemed Approved" Status for Mobile Home Expansions in San Juan Capistrano.

<p> Rick Cole, the consummate California urbanist, is the new executive director of the Congress for the New Urbanism.</p>

In a case from San Francisco, high court punches another hole in the Williamson County doctrine.

During the pandemic year, apartments and condominiums in those two markets surged. Everywhere else, housing permits went down.