The Concord City Council has parted ways with the developer of a massive Concord Naval Weapons Station massive mixed-use project

CP&DR’s inaugural podcast episode

CP&DR Vol. 35 No. 3 March 2020

As the coronavirus shuts down California, planning departments across the state are adapting and staying on-task.

Gov. Gavin Newsom issued an executive order encouraging local governments to pass eviction moratoriums

Project is surrounded by development. But MND didn't fly on native plant and oak tree issues.

Huntington Beach settled a lawsuit over housing with the state by tweaking a specific plan. More battles, and an allocation of 13,000 new units, loom.

California cities get a C+ for measures meant to boost the number of granny flats, or accessory dwelling units, according to a survey by Berkeley housing researchers

Weiner proposes multiplex zoning on most residential areas in the state. Meanwhile, the League of California Cities unveiled a production proposal that, if fully implemented, would lay the foundation for the immediate production of much needed housing

Slow-growth forces won land-use ballot measures all over the state in the March primary election.

Seven bills aimed at slashing development and impact fees -- which comprise up to 18 percent of the cost of new Californian homes -- have been proposed in the legislature recently

CP&DR Vol. 35 No. 2 February 2020