A "technical year" in Sacramento is yielding a wide variety of small changes in the major housing bills over the past several years.

But San Francisco Bay island project faces a very different market than it would have a few years ago.

One-for-one mitigation may work for agricultural land or biological resources. But a court has found that it won't work for "The Sphinx" -- a unique and now-demolished brutalist building in downtown San Jose designed by the famous architect Cesar Pelli.

AHF attempted to increase affordable housing in a neighboring project by invoking the repealed redevelopment law.

Despite the fact that legislative bills targeting the process didn't pass, non-residential land is viewed as a potentially major source of new housing.

Appellate court overturns decision favoring Department of Finance.

1,000 homes have been built but appellate court rules county cannot use leftover redevelopment funds for public amenities.

State won't reimburse city $20 million for public infrastructure projects.

Stakeholders in San Francisco's industrial Dogpatch neighborhood welcome mixed-use, 2,400-unit redevelopment of former gas-fired power station.

Related California wasn't a party to a contract among Anaheim agencies to shuffle affordable housing money -- but the developer's third-party status doesn't matter. >>read more