A controversial proposed ordinance that would do away with single-family zoning throughout San Francisco San Francisco is effectively dead -- for now   >>read more

Trust for Public Land completed the final purchase phase of 6,000 acres of Los Angeles County ranch land. >>read more

State policymakers are planning to take some of the pressure off of Los Angeles and other large Southern California cities to meet state housing goals. >>read more

The Department of Housing and Community Development announced updated SB 35 Determinations displaying the California cities and counties that are subject to streamlined housing approvals for specific housing projects under Senate Bill 35. >>read more

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors adopted an ordinance designed to permit fourplexes throughout the city and six-unit homes on all corner lots.  >>read more

YIMBY Law filed a lawsuit against the City of Burbank for illegally blocking a project seemingly compliant with SB 35. >>read more

The Department of Housing and Community Development approved a San Diego affordable housing developer's plan to construct a structure that would extend far beyond the city's 30-foot coastal height limit. >>read more

The Berkeley City Council voted to approve the construction of several seven-story buildings with a total of 2,400 units at North Berkeley and Ashby BART stations. >>read more

San Francisco's plan to bring housing units, commercial development, and green spaces to the former Hunters Point Naval Shipyard space fails to consider the potential impact of hazardous chemicals at the site, according to a new grand jury report.  >>read more

Angels owner Arte Moreno's development company has agreed to abandon the redevelopment of the the Angel Stadium site. >>read more