The following is a selection of the largest master planed communities currently underway in California. See accompanying story, Post-Recession, Master Planned Communities Come Back to Life.

With the California economy booming, large-scale master planned communities are back -- but for now long?

If they can be implemented independently, it's not "piecemealing," Sixth District rules

His WOTUS executive order instructs federal agencies to ignore Kennedy's deciding vote on wetlands regulation.

Court overturns appellate court in controversial case about Banning Ranch in Newport Beach.

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The Supreme Court nominee takes a narrow view of administrative agencies' power -- but is likely to apply that view in a nonpartisan way.

Transformative Climate Communities targets disadvantaged places -- L.A. will get one-quarter of the pot.

Santiago bill would backstop federal rule that Trump Administration is likely to dump.

There were more measures on local ballots in Los Angeles County than there were in the rest of the state combined.

Voters in the City of Los Angeles resoundingly rejected a ballot measure that would have radically reshaped the city’s approach to planning and influenced the city’s urban fabric for generations.

Measure would have turned voluntary practices into mandatory requirements.

Will anti-growth forces upend the Los Angeles growth status quo with Measure S?

Delisting petition under California endangered species law not limited to after-listing changes, Supreme Court rules.

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End of signature Obama policy could put more pressure on California state environmental laws.

Proposition 64 affirms that localities have significant discretion to decide whether and how to allow cannabis-related business activities, including cultivation, processing, and retail sales.

Manhattan Beach wants to be the opposite of its namesake.

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City's CAP has received national praise. But community plans aren't following suit with more density.