By Casey Case, October 11, 2020. Small-scale improvements in parks and recreation amenities can make a big difference in California’s small- and mid-sized communities.
Calif. cities are leveraging Prop 68 Funds in response to Covid Read More »
By Jonathan Schuppert, AICP, October 14, 2020. None of us will ever forget the negative events of this unusual year. But let’s also remember and be thankful for the many positive things.
Director’s note: Finding time to be thankful Read More »
By Ellen Yau, October 13, 2020. Join us as a mentor or mentee, now through November 30th.
Register now for 2021 Mentorship Program Read More »
By Dan Marks, AICP, October 15, 2020. To meet GHG goals, we need to fund land use planning, designate more land for housing, foster land assembly, and facilitate infill.
Plan Bay Area: What has it accomplished; what needs to be done Read More »
By Jared Brey. The $600 million program, which helps Calif. cities buy hotels to permanently house the homeless, has created new units at a third of the cost of building new.
California’s Project Homekey turns hotels into housing Read More »
By Leila Hakimizadeh, AICP, and John David Beutler, AICP. As the pandemic changes commuting patterns, some residential subdivisions could begin to function more like older neighborhoods in terms of activities and businesses.
Five ways to better neighborhoods post-pandemic Read More »
By Della Acosta, AICP, October 14, 2020. Share your #PlanningPositivity photos, memes, videos, news, and stories using the hashtag.
“Planning Positivity” for the Holidays Read More »
By Laura Bliss, Bloomberg CityLab, Sept. 18, 2020. Oregon was short 155,000 homes before fires destroyed thousands more, including one county’s most affordable.
The West’s wildfires collide with its housing crisis Read More »
