By Sam Richards, Bay City News Foundation, August 25, 2020. The 315-unit project epitomizes the regional debate about where and how housing is developed.
Lafayette’s controversial ‘Terraces’ apartments approved Read More »
By Brad Plumer and Nadja Popovich, The New York Times, August 24, 2020. Research shows formerly redlined urban areas experience higher summer temperatures.
Decades of racist housing policy left neighborhoods sweltering Read More »
By Carly Graf, SF Examiner. A study recommendation is to be presented to the SFCTA board by next year. Implementation would take two years.
SFCTA, looking to congestion pricing, wants input Read More »
Celebrate the best of 2020 with a single hashtag. Submit 2020’s positive, wholesome, amazing, or good planning-related events, experiences, projects, or ideas.
Share your best 2020 experiences during our annual holiday celebration Read More »
Beginning Nov. 2nd, you will be electing a new Director-Elect and Administrative Director. But first, we need nominations (due by October 16).
Call for nominations: Election of Northern Section leaders Read More »
Above, Marin sun and smoke © George Osner, AICP, 9-1-20. In this issue: Meet a local planner • Celebrate 2020’s best with new hashtag • and Planning news roundup has you covered, ICYMI
Northern News October 2020 Read More »
From CED Berkeley News. From the early 1980s, Professor Innes was an authority on collaborative approaches to urban planning and decision-making, and was twice director of the Institute of Urban and Regional Development at UC Berkeley.
In memoriam, Judith Innes, UC Berkeley planning theorist Read More »
By Alex Hinds, September 11, 2020. Small town post offices dot our Northern Section. They’re critical, and loved.
Northern Section is more than the San Francisco and Monterey Bay Areas Read More »
