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Josh Stephens

  • Journalist, Freelance
  • Contributing Editor, California Planning and Development Report
Los Angeles
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Land use journalist, with hint of educator. Educator with hint of land use journalism. L.A. native. Contributing editor to @Cal_Plan.
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Trump vs. California: The Midterm Scorecard

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By Josh Stephens
| California Plannning and Development Report
For once, we at CP&DR kind of know how CNN feels. We have our slow news weeks at CP&DR. But, ever since Donald Trump got back into office, we have rarely lacked for material to put into our weekly news briefs. CP&DR doesn't generally cover federal politics. We do, though, when the federal government takes action directly involving California.
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Sonoma Development Hopes to Break California’s New Urbanist Drought

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By Josh Stephens
| California Plannning and Development Report
In the 30-plus years since the adoption of the Charter of the New Urbanism, California has been a hotbed of New Urbanist thought. New Urbanist development, on the other hand, has been scarce--aside from frequently cited TOD projects such as Oakland’s Fruitvale Village and Pasadena’s Del Mar Station. In spite of the growing popularity of form-based code and other New Urbanist-ish regulations, California has no Seaside (Florida) or Culdesac (Arizona). That may be changing, at least in Sonoma County.
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Podcast: Tansfer Taxes, SB 79, CEQA Ballot Mesure, and More

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By Josh Stephens
| California Plannning and Development Report
Bill Fulton and Josh Stephens break down the biggest trend in local planning -- the abolition of single-unit zoning -- and a few of the key land-use bills, out of many, that the legislature is conside
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