Action comes after brawl between city and anti-growth groups. >>read more

Despite proclamations by many that SB 827 was dead on arrival, for being too aggressive, a revision has just been released >>read more

Low-wage workers are buying cars in L.A. like crazy, driving transit ridership down. That's because the apartment equivalent of a 2001 Corolla is impossible to find. >>read more

The frame is different, but Jerry Brown is using climate change to pursue the same goals he laid out in the 1970s. >>read more

Two Wiener followups to SB 35 lead the pack. >>read more

One downtown L.A. developer is having trouble finding tenants for his new project. Is this proof that the market needs to work -- or that it can't work no matter what? >>read more

The housing-focused state senator says the politics of housing have flipped and he's willing to take the heat. >>read more

How can we entice people not merely to "escape" California out of desperation but rather to embrace and reinvigorate places that need activity and talent? >>read more

Cities need fiscal incentives to approve more housing. >>read more

If these communities are going to, at the same time, decry the invasion of newcomers and oppose most development, then they face but one option: they must promote development elsewhere. >>read more