Peninsula city must meet ambitious RHNA target -- but passage of Measure Y maintains current height and density standards with little flexibility.

The law has proven stubbornly resistant to reform. But cities and other lead agencies are learning how to end-run the whole process.

60% of Orange County cities challenge their targets, which are much higher than last time around.

In followup to 2018 Cal Supremes ruling, appellate court rejects "partial decertification" of EIR.

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

Does the Embarcadero Institute's push to lower the state's housing need from 2 million to 1 million really change anything?

Embarcadero Institute says RHNA numbers are too high and the state should focus on affordable housing. The truth is we need both: more housing and more affordable housing.

In the 20 or so cities where growth and development was on the ballot, voters mostly sided with anti-development forces. San Diego and Monterey Park were the exceptions.