American City Business Journals

California courts say Berkeley's zone-based selective 'living wage' is legal in a victory for fair-pay advocates.

When it comes to environmental remediation for brownfield sites, bigger is actually better.

New zoning and redevelopment guidelines are being developed in anticipation of the Valley's new light-rail system.

A new company promises to help universities pay for new sports facilities that include residential, retail and other commercial ventures.

Smart growth, says Steve Heminger, is good business for the Bay Area and its people.

Amtrak has told CSX that it would like to operate a passenger rail service between the two cities.

Survey shows California residents prefer more development control, and would vote for new initiatives.

Charlotte's University City is a fast-growing university town, with three different development plans in three years.

An innovative program in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, precertifies industrial sites to mitigate environmental concerns.