CP&DR is holding it down at @APACalifornia conference in downtown Los Angeles today through Thursday. Please come by and share planning news and hot goss.
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Federal officials conduct review questioning Coastal Commission’s authority, San Francisco faces a YIMBY lawsuit for exempting parcels from SB 79, and a wind energy giant exits California in yet another federal clean energy buyout https://t.co/ZA1DKtV0k5
THE MIDTERM SCORECARD: Here is a rundown of ways the Trump administration has treated California like a parasite and an enemy rather than a constituent state: https://t.co/FfCGLYEAgF
California land use policy is overwhelmingly focused on infill housing and infill development. Except nobody’s quite sure what that means. https://t.co/GQK53z8EOb
CP&DR is headed to the @InfillCouncil California Infill Summit this evening and tomorrow, Aug. 20, in downtown Los Angeles. https://t.co/K9cmmdxIvK
The proposed Esmeralda development in Cloverdale hopes to realize a large-scale New Urbanist Vision: a community full of walkable streets, mixed-use structures, and an abiding sense of community integrated into the existing urban fabric.
https://t.co/QztOlbB2VR
A California court determined that Sonoma County’s groundwater regulations are not exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act because there is no guarantee that they will not have a significant impact on the environment.
https://t.co/jqzV464IYr
L.A. judge rules that Pasadena can't rely on self-certification to avoid builder's remedy, even though application was filed before passage of AB 1886 https://t.co/1dg13XR9pB
The California Coastal Commission Trumps Builder's Remedy, plus Take Our Reader Survey And Get A Chance To Win A $100 Gift Card https://t.co/zlHejdduSD
Registration now OPEN for our 2026 California Infill Summit!
Can we actually get things built in California? We're convening the people working to make sure the answer is YES.
Join us!
More info & registration here 👇
https://t.co/zYVWVlhrcO
Registration now OPEN for our 2026 California Infill Summit!
Can we actually get things built in California? We're convening the people working to make sure the answer is YES.
Join us!
More info & registration here 👇
https://t.co/zYVWVlhrcO
CP&DR News Briefs July 28, 2026:Sacramento County Approves Controversial 9,400 Homes Development, El Segundo Resident Revolt Against Proposed Data Center, Banning Voters will Decide on Approval of 5 Million Square Feet of Warehouses https://t.co/rp6NFh0g10
We are reviving the CP&DR podcast! Bill Fulton and Josh Stephens discuss the latest planning news, including the statewide battle over transfer taxes and the November ballot measure that could upend the California Environmental Quality Act.
https://t.co/ZmmsHyrb7t