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The state of California has long looked the other way while cities blocked growth. With the state now enforcing growth plans, more and more cities are faced with losing local control of zoning. Introducing the “Builder's Remedy."

Los Angeles is the nation's capital of both crowding and sprawl. A feature published by the Los Angeles Times provides the history of how the metropolis achieved this contradiction.

According to a Times analysis of Census data, 3% of U.S. homes are overcrowded. For Los Angeles, that figure jumps up to 11%.

Even though Los Angeles labor officials have called the leak a serious crime, the LAPD has not been asked to investigate.

For over a century, Los Angeles has presented itself as an Eden of single-family homes. But a Times investigation shows how it's now one of the most crowded cities in the U.S.

This week we saw goodbye to the Real Estate newsletter, which has helped make sense of Southern California's wild real estate market for the last two years.

From LAist and KPCC, your local NPR affiliate, what you need to know about Measure LH, which would allow L.A. to build up to 75,000 additional low-income housing units.

Some experts say significantly more water savings can be achieved and would still allow many more homes to be built

Dozens of pickleball players and advocates of the paddle sport gathered at the Chapel Hill Town Council session on October 3.

There's only so much land. Balancing clean energy and conservation will be crucial.