Plan Bay Area envisions 400,000 permanently affordable units by 2050.

San Francisco is known for agonizing battles over infill development despite the obvious demand for new housing. But, with a rare brownfield site, stakeholders seem to have buried the hatchet to support housing in a place that everyone agrees makes sense. For over a century, the

SCAG Regional Council President Rex Richardson proposed a resolution to declare racism a public health crisis and a top priority for SCAG >>read more

State-federal transportation and infrastructure projects likely won't be analyzed under federal law. But new rule could be reversed if Biden wins.

The small South Bay city is appealing an April ruling that the city botched the SB 35 process for a downtown mixed-use project.

New head of Bay Area think tank discusses housing, tech, and the impact of the pandemic. >>read more

Sponsors of 41 innovative projects that aim to address diverse needs in communities across California are set to receive awards ranging from $168,000 to nearly $30 million in grants administered by the Strategic Growth Council

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.