Palo Alto City Council Pursues “Urgency” Ordinance to Protect Retail
In a 7-0 vote Monday night, Palo Alto city council members decided to pursue an “urgency ordinance” aimed at protecting the city’s flailing retail businesses.
In a 7-0 vote Monday night, Palo Alto city council members decided to pursue an “urgency ordinance” aimed at protecting the city’s flailing retail businesses.
The Los Angeles City Council approved new temporary restrictions Wednesday aimed at curtailing so-called “mansionization” in 20 L.A. neighborhoods.
Hermosa Beach must decide if it’s an oil town
Hermosa Beach is a tourist mecca, known for good beaches and better waves.
The condo-ization of Palm Springs is displacing dozens of city residents, as more and more apartment buildings are turned into individual units and put up for sale, or being torn down to make way f
In San Francisco, it seems, everything is booming.
Two major new changes to the Fair Employment and Housing act are set to go into effect next year, thanks to laws signed by Gov. Jerry Brown.
In the age of social media, no policy is local. The City of Manteca learned that the hard way this week after new rules on homeless encampments captured international attention—and ire.
The Los Angeles City Council moved to curb the process of “mansionization” in some L.A. neighborhoods Tuesday, following numerous complaints from residents.
The next front in the eminent domain wars may have been opened in San Francisco this week.
Los Angeles could soon be on the cusp of an architectural Golden Age, thanks to new revisions of the city’s municipal code.