These “interim housing micro-communities” would potentially require fees of roughly 30% of an individual’s income.

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While it passed the Assembly Housing and Community Development Committee after a lengthy hearing last week, the San Jose ...

And Gov. Gavin Newsom is again intervening at the eleventh hour, issuing a statement moments before publication of this ...

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The Elk Grove City Council has unanimously approved a $3.5 million loan to support phase one of a new 240-unit affordable ...

Turlock's mayor is defending her decision to vote earlier this month against giving a local nonprofit organization a $1 ...

As more drivers turn to zero-emission vehicles and California continues to invest in clean transportation, the state’s gas ...

California Attorney General Rob Bonta and attorneys general from nearly two dozen states are filing a lawsuit aimed at ...

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