This year's edition of the conference of the California Chapter of the American Planning Association arrives in a subdued version of Los Angeles

In a case from Los Angeles, a judge ruled that just because the transportation commission oversees parking on a city lot, that doesn't mean it can deny approval of an affordable housing project on that lot already approved by the city council.

Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt is an oddball, to say the least. But he's the rare politician who thinks Los Angeles deserves a makeover.

Since 1956, KB Home built over 600,000 homes in California, from San Diego the Bay Area and many places in between. That’s more homes than are in many states.

The city chose the least aggressive of three options in seeking to forestall SB 79 implementation until 2030.

An attempt to challenge the Density Bonus Law and L.A.'s ED1 in federal court on constitutional grounds failed.