CP&DR's Most-Read Stories of 2014

New laws that bring back redevelopment in a limited way. The Office of Planning & Research's effort to do away with the traffic "level of service" standard. And whether you can live in California without a car. These are just a few of the most-read stories from California Planning & Development Report in 2014. And now you can check them out again. Here's CP&DR's Top 20 List, in order:

1. Enhanced Infrastructure Financing Districts legislation passes in SB 628

2. Oakland Eyes New Stadiums to Keep Pro Teams

3. Brown Signs Post-Redevelopment Bill

4. OPR's new traffic draft rethinks congestion

5. Are Millenials Truly Different -- Or Just Poor?

6. LOS to VMT: the arguments have begun

7. Brown Dips Toe Into Redevelopment Revival -- But With Conditions

8. Insight: Having no car and plenty of cars

9. OPR Takes On Level of Service

10. California land use ballot measures: selected results

11. June 3, 2014 election: results on land-use ballot measures

12. Can planners find common ground with Tea Party and property rights activists on means even if they don't agree on ends?

13. Post-Redevelopment Legislation Seeks Direction

14. Hydraulics of homelessness: stormwater challenges are linked to encampments in San Jose

15. Insight: Everyone wants to keep leverage under CEQA

16. Courts and OPR may revise CEQA sooner than the Legislature

17. Insight: What comes next after LOS?

18. Most California locals are tackling climate change -- and using parking reductions to do it

19. CEQA Makes Us Lazy

20. SGC meeting begins to shape the Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities program