Jared Brey

A new analysis from the Urban Institute finds only 10 percent of American homes are located within half a mile of frequent public transit service, with significant variation from place to place.

Votes aren’t fully counted, but the general-election duels for California governor, L.A. mayor and other offices are starting to take shape.

State legislatures tend to favor omnibus bills, but housing advocates have found success breaking their agenda into separate pieces. Also: The L.A. mayor’s race is down to two, and Philadelphia’s City Council rejected a ride-share tax.

The race for Georgia governor is a face-off between a former Atlanta mayor and a billionaire healthcare industry executive.

The National Low Income Housing Coalition released its first national renters survey, asking renters about the challenges of finding and keeping affordable homes.

New York and California both recently amended their signature cap-and-invest programs to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, citing the high cost of utilities. Some say the changes will only make the problem worse.

A new stream of leftist candidates for local office is vowing to lower the cost of living for everyone. How much runway will they get?

A new report shows housing costs increasingly out of reach for Houstonians. Black homeownership shrank by the biggest margin on record.

Somerville, Mass., officials say their success is rooted in tried-and-true best practices for traffic safety.

Steve Waldrip, a senior adviser on housing for Utah Gov. Spencer Cox, will lead a new state Division of Housing and Community Development. He wants to cut regulations and boost housing supply for younger people.