The San Diego Union-Tribune

For San Diego's 'City of Villages' concept, dollars, not density, are the real obstacle.

A transportation plan submitted to the San Diego Association of Governments outlines transit improvements.

Southern California's largest transit agency terminated the charity's contract and is now looking into potential lawsuit.

Riverside-San Bernardino in Southern California tops the list of the nation's most sprawling metro areas.

San Diego envisions a major shift in planning policy in its "City of Villages" plan.

San Diego County is planning on using a single "smart-card" system for buses, trolley, and commuter rail.

Metropolitan transit board endorsed a bill that shifts transit planning and construction authority to San Diego County's regional planning agency. [Link Corrected]

According to the Surface Transportation Policy Project, California cities have the greatest number of pedestrian deaths.

Last week, the City Council of Encinitas voted 3-2 to forward to the PlanningCommission preliminary guidelines and code amendments defining how new,residential development should be built.

This editorial looks at myriad planning problems in San Diego, such as chronic traffic and endless sprawl.

San Elijo Hill, designed by New Urbanism founder Peter Calthorpe, may be the last master-planned community in San Diego County, CA.

An effort to replace the San DiegoAssociation of Governments with a stronger agency is failing.

Property-rights-group wants access to develop on open space just outside city borders, citing citizen demand.

According to the Census Bureau, San Diego County's population growth was fueled largely by new babies. Census figures suggest that number of people moving out is higher than the number of people moving in but some experts are skeptical.

Council members back incusionary housing and declare housing emergency.

In its first major land-use initiative in years, Gov. Gray Davis'Office of Planning and Research is pushing a bill that will give the statebroad new powers over how and where cities expand.

San Diego's elected leaders are working to solve the crisis that has thousands of San Diegans finding it increasingly difficult to pay the rent, let alone purchase a home, in one of the least affordable markets in the nation.

Homeownerhips rates for San Diego County's Latino population are rising.

In this opinion piece, Turner looks at the potential of sea water as a source for fresh water in the San Diego region.

Amtrak's outgoing president comments on the financial and political troubles of the nation's passenger railroad.