Facebook is in talks with stakeholders in the Bay Area affordable housing world to build 2,000 units of extremely low-income housing.

Bill and Josh discuss CP&DR's most popular stories of the year.

The property owners undertook a major renovation -- apparently beyond what the Coastal Development Permit allowed -- with city permits but without out telling the Coastal Commission.

CP&DR Vol. 35 No. 12 December 2020

The Trump administration finalized its adoption of a regulatory definition of “habitat" for purposes of species protection.

The pandemic, racial injustice, an end to California's population growth -- has California planning ever seen a year like this before?

Sen. Scott Wiener and Assemblymember Robert Rivas co-introduced legislation that would allow local governments to upzone neighborhoods.

An impressive array of books on urban planning came out in 2020; Bill and Josh discuss with Planetizen Editor James Brasuell.

Los Angeles established what it is calling a "Transportation Technology Innovation Zone" to field-test new transportation technologies.

Someday a city on the San Francisco Peninsula will embrace growth. It will recognize the pressures of the Bay Area’s housing crisis and fully capitalize on the economic juggernaut of the region’s tech industry. Today is not that day. And the city is definitely not San Mateo. The

The law has proven stubbornly resistant to reform. But cities and other lead agencies are learning how to end-run the whole process.

60% of Orange County cities challenge their targets, which are much higher than last time around.