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Two years ago, I wrote about how the pace of homebuilding in Oregon was not keeping up with demand. As explained in the post, according to the Oregon Home Builders Association, at that...

A new study done by the City of Bend shows what areas of town could be mixed-use districts where people can live and work without requiring a car. This concept

Bend is evaluating areas in the city to designate walkable, mixed-use neighborhoods to reduce dependence on cars

In a move that complies with a state law aimed at reducing transportation emissions, Eugene amended its parking rules to eliminate minimum requirements and set maximum parking lot sizes.

The County of San Diego was selected Wednesday to team up with a Massachusetts Institute of Technology research center for assistance on evaluating a pilot program aimed at preventing low-income seniors from becoming homeless.

Program aims to prevent low-income older adults from becoming homeless

The County of San Diego was selected to team up with a Massachusetts Institute of Technology research center for assistance on evaluating a pilot program aimed...

San Diego County received two grants from the California Office of Traffic Safety Wednesday, one to support the county's bicycle and pedestrian safety and the other to promote child car seat safety.

Eugenes city council approved at their November 13 meeting an elimination of off-street parking requirements for citywide development projects, city officials said.

The Growth Management Division at the City of Bend wants to hear from the community about where to locate areas where people can live, work, and play without