The Anaheim Ducks and the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim announced significant new mixed-use redevelopment plans around their respective stadiums.

New traffic analysis mechanism finally takes effect this week.

In an excerpt from Talk City, Bill Fulton recalls how difficult it was emotionally to deal with budget cuts in the last recession -- a clear concern as cities face revenue shortfalls again because of COVID-19.

UC Berkeley erred in adding five times as many students as EIR analyzed, court rules.

Citing wildfire concerns, San Diego County supervisors voted to reject the 1,700-home Lilac Hills Ranch development.

CP&DR Vol. 35 No. 6 June 2020

The number of people without a home in the City of Los Angeles grew 13 percent over the previous year according to newly released numbers.

In the second of three recollections of his time in office during the last big budget crisis -- drawn from his book Bill Fulton reminds us that people are willing to pay higher fees if they see the payoff -- but

In places like Los Angeles's Westside, equity needs to be an issue on the table.

L.A.'s approval of four large projects along Sunset Boulevard doesn't form the basis for a claim under the Fair Housing Act.

At CP&DR, we often cover land-use disputes that are rooted in a legacy of racial inequities as they are distributed across the landscape. But we don't always acknowledge that inequity is at the root of the problem. We must -- and we will -- do better.

Court rules that vague carbon offsets approach for new development violates CEQA and invalidate the Climate Action Plan.