Throughout the 1960s, '70s and '80s, San Diego adopted stricter zoning laws that effectively banned apartments in many of the city's most walkable neighborhoods.

California's housing affordability crisis is driven by a shortage of homes and a political system that has made it too difficult to build them, according to Bowman Cutter, who says state and local lea...

After decades of explosive growth, Austin, Texas, in the 2010s was a victim of its own success. Lured by high-tech jobs and the city’s hip reputation, too many people were competing for too few homes....

William John Christian was reportedly gambling all night at Barona Casino and was driving to his home when he struck a pedestrian.

The California Supreme Court rejected San Diego's bid to preserve a measure that lifted the 30-foot height limit in the Midway District.

How did a community once known for innovative development become so unaffordable? Exclusivity.

With low mortgage rates and high home prices, only 1.6% of homes changed hands this year.

Many cities restrict apartments and other multifamily housing, often citing concerns they'll strain local budgets by having lower property values than single-family homes.