Two recently released documents — an audit by the State Auditor and an environmental report produced by the High Speed Rail Authority — both project significant cost overruns for the statewide rail project.

U.S. District Judge William Shubb threw out SB 50, a state law giving the State Lands Commission first right of refusal of the sale of federal lands to private interests

Los Angeles will eliminate a controversial provision that gave city councilmembers the power to block funding for homeless housing

A new poll from USC Dornsife/ LA Times found that just 13 percent of eligible California voters believe too little home building is a primary contributor to the state’s housing crisis

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The California Chapter of the American Planing Association gave out its annual awards at the APA California conference

The Fourth District rules that San Diego County created a significance threshold for GHG emissions -- even though the threshold was supposedly a recommended method never adopted by the county.

A report by SF CTA found that the single biggest factor in increased congestion on city streets is the arrival of tens of thousands of ride-service vehicles

The San Diego City Council approved a plan to develop the area surrounding an aging Sports Arena in the Midway District

Agency is reviewing more housing elements but also providing more planning grants.

With 4-4 ties looming, court will have to decide whether to rehear cases.

The U.S. Supreme Court rejected an appeal from Silicon Valley billionaire Vinod Khosla to keep a Martins Beach private.