The Baltimore Sun

As officials grapple with how to address workforce housing issues, moderate income families continue to be priced out of the housing market.

Drivers across the nation are speeding ancd contributing to more deaths on the roads. Should the speed limits be raised or lowered?

Top secret agency allows officials from the Environmental Protection Agency, the Maryland Department of the Environment and Fort Meade's environmental office to view a pollution report.

Two new reports co-authored by the Brookings Institution argue that different housing policies could have positive effects for entire metropolitan regions.

A new program in an old Maryland neighborhood could spark an historic resurrection.

'Yosemite was made a national park in 1890, and since then it has struggled to find a balance between preservation and public access.'

'As military families migrate to better quarters at Fort Meade and elsewhere, local authorities strain to educate an influx of children.'

'Many port cities are struggling...because port and city leaders usually have different ideas about how waterfronts should be used. Only rarely have they worked together on a vision.'

Regardless of the outcome of the recent public housing discrimination trial, the Baltimore Sun reports that the case has provided a 'fascinating' look at the early development of inner-city Baltimore.

The next steps of the redevelopment of Locus Point, a booming South Baltimore neighborhood with longtime industrial roots, may rest in the hands of city planners.

Environmentalists and residents of Anne Arundel County, MD are worried by the recent development of old waterfront properties that predate current and tougher development regulations.

As nearly 60% of residents in Carroll County, MD commute to work, regional planners are proposing new zoning designations that would attract more businesses and light manufacturing to the county.

Community development professionals debate over the direction community development is headed, and how it should be done.

A Baltimore County plan would reward developers that substantially incorporate community suggestions into their plans.

Concentrated rehabilitation works better than scattered-site infill to revitalize Baltimore's struggling neighborhoods.

As urban sprawl encroaches upon California's oldest wineries, owners are concerned about the future of their industry.

Former residents of a Baltimore neighborhood who were forced out to make way for a proposed highway over 35 years ago, reunite--sans the bitterness.

The destruction left by Hurricane Isabel 'is likely to accelerate the trend of mini-mansions pushing middle-income families and summer cottages from the waterfront.'

Priced out of an affluent county, workers like firefighters, teachers must commute long distances.

New Census data shows that naturalized immigrants are more likely to own homes than members of the same born in the U.S.