San Diego Approves Tough Short-Term Rental Rules
The San Diego City Council approved some of the strictest rules on vacation rentals of any major city last week.
What Cities Can Learn From a Highrise-Scaling Raccoon
By ‘choreographing’ urban design, planners can help facilitate a more harmonious environment for both man and beast.
WeHo Officials Find 821 Buildings at Risk in a Major Earthquake
An inventory of buildings in West Hollywood has revealed more than 800 structures that could be at risk of damage or collapse in the event of a large earthquake, the city has announced.
From “Green Zone” to War Zone: The Clash Between Pot and Art in Oakland
Will a new amendment to the city's pot ordinance put an end to the feud?
Who You Callin’ ‘Riffraff’? Clovis Councilman Defends Renters During Council Meeting.
During last week’s discussion over a new housing development project in Clovis, there was one comment that really rubbed Councilman Vong Mouanoutoua the wrong way.
Destination Nowhere: How American Cities Are Shuffling Thousands of Homeless Around the U.S. Each Year
Each year, thousands of homeless people are given one-way tickets from one city to another with little consideration as to where they’re going, who they’ll meet, or what will eventually become of them.
Robots Are 'Shooing Away' Homeless People in San Francisco
But a crackdown is underway.
