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Housing & Homelessness
The two measures — Propositions 1 and 37 — tackle the state’s affordable housing crisis in very different ways and by targeting very different constituencies.
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Michael Young, who founded Home At Last, faces one felony count of wire fraud.
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The benchmark 30-year fixed-rate mortgage dropped to 7.32% from 7.40% last week.
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Restrictive covenants kept neighborhoods white; such language is now illegall but California counties aren’t done removing it.
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Supporters of Prop 1 say California desperately needs money make a dent in its homelessness and affordability crisis.
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Helpful Housing says it’s provided homes for 10,000 people, but it’s accused of falsifying tax documents and tenant information.
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The Boyle Heights Neighborhood Council voted to support an Arts District-led effort to implement such a zone along the sidewalks and perimeter of the future park.
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The vote signals a major shift in homelessness oversight for the L.A. area, passing significant control of the region’s homelessness response to county officials.Listen 0:42
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Community Space Food Bank says first-time visitors have surged as CalFresh benefits are reduced or lost. The food bank is now trying to raise $17,000 to stay open.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a package of four bills on Wednesday meant to speed up the process of building student housing.
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Hundreds of millions of dollars meant to serve unhoused Angelenos are on the line as government officials and a federal judge navigate a difficult transition.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed a bill intended to free up state funds for homeless housing that requires sobriety after vetoing a similar effort last year.
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Taking into account each state’s housing costs, the percentage of Californians living in poverty rockets up to 17.8% — the second-highest rate in the country after Louisiana.
