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Rooster Limit Is Constitutional
Seeking to crack down on cockfighting, Monterey County requires a permit to keep more than four.

William Fulton
Mar 4, 2019
More Housing Bills Introduced
Bay Area's CASA Compact appears to be driving agenda in Sacramento. >>read more

William Fulton
Mar 3, 2019
CP&DR Vol. 34 No. 2 February 2019
CP&DR Vol. 34 No. 2 February 2019
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Feb 28, 2019
Another CEQA Exemption Upheld in Berkeley Hillsides
Court rules that earthquake and landslide risk areas aren't "environmental resources".

William Fulton
Feb 26, 2019


Gentrification On Steroids?
Will oppportunity zones help underserved neighborhoods -- or accelerate gentrification?

William Fulton
Feb 26, 2019


Dollar General: The New Retail Villain
Small communities are fighting the stores, but usually they are allowed by local zoning.

Josh Stephens
Feb 25, 2019


A Mayoral Lesson in Jobs-Housing Balance
Santa Monica's Gleam Davis unabashedly endorses more housing.

Josh Stephens
Feb 25, 2019
CP&DR News Briefs February 26, 2019: Newsom Housing Conclave; High Speed Rail Funding; AIDS Healthcare Sues Hollywood Development; and More
Gov. Gavin Newsom met with dozens of California mayors from cities identified as having deficient housing plans.
Brett Simpson
Feb 23, 2019
CP&DR News Briefs February 19, 2019: Transbay Rail Line, CARB Implementation for Natural Lands, And More
Transbay train connection may hook up to new Salesforce Transbay Terminal
Brett Simpson
Feb 18, 2019
Newsom Chides Deadbeat Cities, Pledges CEQA Reform to Promote Housing
In his state of the state address, Gov. Gavin Newsom elaborated on his aggressive plans to promote housing statewide in his first term.

Josh Stephens
Feb 14, 2019
High Speed Rail is Dead, Long Live High Speed Rail
As a piece of urbanism, Newsom’s revised experiment in high speed rail will be fascinating, and perhaps revelatory. >>read more

Josh Stephens
Feb 13, 2019
CP&DR News Briefs February 12, 2019: Sepulveda Pass Transit; San Jose Housing; Tuolumne County General Plan; and More
The Los Angeles Metropolitan Transit Authority revealed plans to explore a new transit project connecting the Valley and Westside through the Sepulveda Pass.
Brett Simpson
Feb 11, 2019
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