CP&DR Vol. 34 No. 8 August 2019

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) found that 85 percent of coastal estuaries along the West Coast have been destroyed by development

Yet another setback for Millenium Hollywood project arises from flexible development potential on project's site as approved by City of Los Angeles.

Calfornia's system of habitat conservation planning may be strong enough to withstand the federal government's attack on the Endangered Species Act.

But justices don't let San Diego completely off the hook on bypassing CEQA in adopting marijuana dispensary ordinance.

A local environmental group is suing the City of Healdsburg for failing to account for the greenhouse gas emissions of what could be the city’s largest housing project

As part of a multi-pronged effort to “sue the suburbs” and push for development of new housing, a housing advocacy group filed a lawsuit against Los Altos

Especially in Bay Area, districts look at landholdings and see potential to provide housing for teachers.

The City of San Diego is headed toward a significant upzoning around transit stations.

Hasan Ikhrata has wasted no time putting his stamp on the San Diego Association of Governments – and if he is successful it could bring significant changes to SB 375 regional planning around the state. Ikhrata, the former executive director of the Southern California Association

Caltrain will triple its ridership from 60,000 to 180,000, according to a $25 billion, decades-long “service vision”

A vacant Hollywood apartment building can't be analyzed as if it were still occupied, court rules.