The San Francisco Chronicle

Joe O'Donoghue, director of the San Francisco Residential Builders Association, has reshaped the San Francisco landscape through loft construction.

The new system promises to speed up traffic by automatically deducting tolls from prepaid accounts. Now if only people would use the system...

GAO finds land exchange programs are rife for abuse by developers and timber companies, and suggests that federal agencies discontinue the programs.

The F.B.I. is looking into allegations the Building Inspection Departmentpromotes dirty dealing in its inspections.

Catellus Development Corp., one of the West's largest developers, is selling the majority of its home building operations. Is this a sign?

A proposed plan would make it easier for developers in San Francisco to build taller residential buildings and sidestep planning regulations in return for more affordable units.

Some of the strictest anti-growth initiatives in the nation are headed for the November ballot in the Tri-Valley area of Alameda and Contra Costa counties.

Although run-down, West Oakland's prime location is drawing attention from developers and dot-com companies who can't find space in the Bay Area.

Report suggests that BART expansion from Fremont to San Jose would lure 44,800 commuters onto BART.

Controversial plan to drain agricultural runoff into the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta is rejected.

Planned BART expansion to San Jose is on hold following Santa Clara Supervisors vote.

The largest timber company in California has adopted a clear-cutting strategy that threatens the future of the Sierra Nevada.

New report by PPIC shows strong support for growth restrictions and open space preservation in California decreases when the public asked to ante up.

Upscale residents want to donate homes to get a tax write-off and save on demolition costs.