A report by Beacon Economics estimates that the City of Los Angeles would lose $70 million per year in sales tax, property tax, and other taxes as well as 12,000 jobs if Measure S passes. >>read more

The California High Speed Rail Authority approved $3.2 billion in the first major sale of voter-approved construction bonds. >>read more

A joint committee of the Association of Bay Area Governments and the Metropolitan Transportation Commission has approved a draft update of Plan Bay Area. >>read more

A long-running conflict between environmental groups and the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency (TRPA) has ended with an appeals court upholding the controversial TRPA plan. >>read more

A review of San Diego city records show that despite expenditures of billions of taxpayers dollars over the past four decades, more low-income units have been shut down than replaced. >>read more

The San Diego Unified Port District approved the joint venture of 1HWY1 as the developer for the $1.2 billion Seaport San Diego project. >>read more

The developers of Newport Banning Ranch are suing the Coastal Commission’s decision to reject a plan to clean up the 401-acre oilfield. >>read more

Manhattanite Trump's election sent an anti-urban message. But cities and inner suburbs can be the new laboratories of democracy. >>read more

Instead of thinking about secession, let's think about the opposite: Showing Americans what California does best and bring them along with us. >>read more

Growth boundaries win, Chargers lose, activists in Santa Monica lose, rent control splits. >>read more