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California’s $1 Billion Youth Housing Plan Could Create a New Pipeline for Young People; and Latino Youth Have the Most at Stake

California’s $1 Billion Youth Housing Plan Could Create a New Pipeline for Young People; and Latino Youth Have the Most at Stake

Cover Story August 12, 2026

California’s $1 Billion Youth Housing Plan Could Create a New Pipeline for Young People; and Latino Youth Have the Most at Stake

SB 492 would put a $1 billion Youth Housing Bond before California ... more

Newsom Announces $36 Million for Los Angeles Supportive Housing Projects Targeting Homelessness and Mental Health

Newsom Announces $36 Million for Los Angeles Supportive Housing Projects Targeting Homelessness and Mental Health

Cover Story May 12, 2026

Newsom Announces $36 Million for Los Angeles Supportive Housing Projects Targeting Homelessness and Mental Health

Two Los Angeles County projects will create permanent supportive housing for adults ... more

California Changed the Rules for Student Housing. Now Comes the Harder Question: Who Gets the Beds?

California Changed the Rules for Student Housing. Now Comes the Harder Question: Who Gets the Beds?

California October 3, 2026

California Changed the Rules for Student Housing. Now Comes the Harder Question: Who Gets the Beds?

California is making it easier to build student housing. From Los Angeles ... more

California is not Becoming Empty. It is Becoming Older, More Expensive, and More Economically Specialized.

California is not Becoming Empty. It is Becoming Older, More Expensive, and More Economically Specialized.

California July 20, 2026

California is not Becoming Empty. It is Becoming Older, More Expensive, and More Economically Specialized.

California remains America's largest state, but aging residents, domestic migration, housing costs, ... more

California Awards $11.3 Million to 13 “Prohousing” Communities. What It Means for Housing

California Awards $11.3 Million to 13 “Prohousing” Communities. What It Means for Housing

Housing August 20, 2026

California Awards $11.3 Million to 13 “Prohousing” Communities. What It Means for Housing

The state is rewarding 13 cities and counties for housing policies designed ... more

Should Californians Be Optimistic About Housing in 2026? Here’s What’s Improving and What’s Still Broken

Should Californians Be Optimistic About Housing in 2026? Here’s What’s Improving and What’s Still Broken

Housing May 13, 2026

Should Californians Be Optimistic About Housing in 2026? Here’s What’s Improving and What’s Still Broken

Affordable housing money is flowing and ADUs are booming, but Los Angeles ... more

Latino Homelessness Rises in Los Angeles as More People Are Forced to Live on the Streets, New Data Shows

Latino Homelessness Rises in Los Angeles as More People Are Forced to Live on the Streets, New Data Shows

Community & Society July 24, 2026

Latino Homelessness Rises in Los Angeles as More People Are Forced to Live on the Streets, New Data Shows

New LAHSA report reveals Latino homelessness grew in 2026, with fewer people ... more

California Has Spent Billions on Housing. Why Are Latino Families Still Locked Out of Homeownership?

California Has Spent Billions on Housing. Why Are Latino Families Still Locked Out of Homeownership?

Cover Story August 24, 2026

California Has Spent Billions on Housing. Why Are Latino Families Still Locked Out of Homeownership?

A new OpenTheBooks report says California received $81.4 billion in HUD spending ... more

Could Public Banks Help Latino Small Businesses in California? San Francisco Moves Closer

Could Public Banks Help Latino Small Businesses in California? San Francisco Moves Closer

Business Policy May 21, 2026

Could Public Banks Help Latino Small Businesses in California? San Francisco Moves Closer

Supporters say a public bank could expand affordable housing and small business ... more

Is Your Community Being Hit Harder by Homelessness? What the 2026 Los Angeles Homeless Count Reveals

Is Your Community Being Hit Harder by Homelessness? What the 2026 Los Angeles Homeless Count Reveals

Community & Society July 25, 2026

Is Your Community Being Hit Harder by Homelessness? What the 2026 Los Angeles Homeless Count Reveals

New LAHSA data shows homelessness continues to rise across Los Angeles County, ... more

Why Your L.A. Apartment Utility Bill May Not Match What You Actually Use

Why Your L.A. Apartment Utility Bill May Not Match What You Actually Use

Community & Society August 26, 2026

Why Your L.A. Apartment Utility Bill May Not Match What You Actually Use

Los Angeles is considering new rules for apartment utility billing. Here’s what ... more

California Housing Affordability Bills Are Moving Fast in Sacramento. Here’s What Renters and Families Need to Know

California Housing Affordability Bills Are Moving Fast in Sacramento. Here’s What Renters and Families Need to Know

Housing May 23, 2026

California Housing Affordability Bills Are Moving Fast in Sacramento. Here’s What Renters and Families Need to Know

Lawmakers are advancing major housing and climate funding proposals that could reshape ... more

How California’s New Budget Could Change Everyday Life for Immigrant Families Over the Next Two Years

How California’s New Budget Could Change Everyday Life for Immigrant Families Over the Next Two Years

Politics July 28, 2026

How California’s New Budget Could Change Everyday Life for Immigrant Families Over the Next Two Years

From Medi-Cal and childcare to housing and small business support, here's what ... more

Boyle Heights and South Central Have Five Demands. To Fight Gentrification, They Need Just One: Unity.

Boyle Heights and South Central Have Five Demands. To Fight Gentrification, They Need Just One: Unity.

Housing August 30, 2026

Boyle Heights and South Central Have Five Demands. To Fight Gentrification, They Need Just One: Unity.

From Boyle Heights to South Central, community campaigns are converging around demands ... more

California Voters May Decide the Future of Environmental Reviews as CEQA Reform Measure Heads Toward 2026 Ballot

California Voters May Decide the Future of Environmental Reviews as CEQA Reform Measure Heads Toward 2026 Ballot

Cover Story June 17, 2026

California Voters May Decide the Future of Environmental Reviews as CEQA Reform Measure Heads Toward 2026 Ballot

The Building an Affordable California Act would impose new deadlines on environmental ... more

California Housing Reform Explained: What Renters Need to Know About Your Rights and New State Changes

California Housing Reform Explained: What Renters Need to Know About Your Rights and New State Changes

Housing July 29, 2026

California Housing Reform Explained: What Renters Need to Know About Your Rights and New State Changes

A clear guide to California's latest housing reforms, explaining rent increase limits, ... more

California Is Building More Housing. But Is It Becoming More Affordable?

California Is Building More Housing. But Is It Becoming More Affordable?

Cover Story September 5, 2026

California Is Building More Housing. But Is It Becoming More Affordable?

California is building more homes than it was a few years ago. ... more

California Leaders Advance Historic $11.25 Billion Housing Bond: What It Could Mean for Renters, Homebuyers, and Taxpayers

California Leaders Advance Historic $11.25 Billion Housing Bond: What It Could Mean for Renters, Homebuyers, and Taxpayers

Housing June 23, 2026

California Leaders Advance Historic $11.25 Billion Housing Bond: What It Could Mean for Renters, Homebuyers, and Taxpayers

The proposed 2026 ballot measure would fund affordable housing, expand veteran home ... more

Can You Lose Federal Housing Assistance Because Someone in Your Family Is Undocumented? Here’s What We Know.

Can You Lose Federal Housing Assistance Because Someone in Your Family Is Undocumented? Here’s What We Know.

Housing July 31, 2026

Can You Lose Federal Housing Assistance Because Someone in Your Family Is Undocumented? Here’s What We Know.

A proposed HUD rule has raised concerns among mixed-status families. Here's what ... more

How Much Is “A Lot” Anymore? Why $80,000 Can Be Considered Low Income in California

How Much Is “A Lot” Anymore? Why $80,000 Can Be Considered Low Income in California

California September 10, 2026

How Much Is “A Lot” Anymore? Why $80,000 Can Be Considered Low Income in California

An $80,000 salary can sound comfortable. But California’s housing system measures income ... more

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