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California’s August 13 Bill-Kill Day: Which Housing, Health, Immigration, Education and Small Business Bills Survived?

California’s August 13 Bill-Kill Day: Which Housing, Health, Immigration, Education and Small Business Bills Survived?

Cover Story August 13, 2026

California’s August 13 Bill-Kill Day: Which Housing, Health, Immigration, Education and Small Business Bills Survived?

California lawmakers put hundreds of bills through a major August 13 suspense-file ... 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 Proposition 45 Explained: What the New Environmental Review Rules Would Change

California Proposition 45 Explained: What the New Environmental Review Rules Would Change

2026 Proposition September 15, 2026

California Proposition 45 Explained: What the New Environmental Review Rules Would Change

California Proposition 45 would create a faster environmental-review process for certain housing, ... 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

California Is Spending $95 Million to Fix Its EV Charging Gap. For Latino Renters, That May Be the Most Important Part.

California Is Spending $95 Million to Fix Its EV Charging Gap. For Latino Renters, That May Be the Most Important Part.

Climate Change August 19, 2026

California Is Spending $95 Million to Fix Its EV Charging Gap. For Latino Renters, That May Be the Most Important Part.

Half of California’s new zero-emission infrastructure funding must benefit low-income and disadvantaged ... more

California Economy Is Growing. Why Are Families Still Struggling?

California Economy Is Growing. Why Are Families Still Struggling?

Economy July 29, 2026

California Economy Is Growing. Why Are Families Still Struggling?

California's economy continues to expand, but many families say higher wages haven't ... more

Buying a Home Is Getting Harder for Young Adults, Especially in California

Buying a Home Is Getting Harder for Young Adults, Especially in California

Housing July 17, 2026

Buying a Home Is Getting Harder for Young Adults, Especially in California

A new Pew Research Center analysis finds home prices have risen much ... 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

Bass vs. Raman: L.A. Mayoral Debate Turns Into a Fight Over Results, Leadership and Who Can Fix City Hall

Bass vs. Raman: L.A. Mayoral Debate Turns Into a Fight Over Results, Leadership and Who Can Fix City Hall

2026 Races August 20, 2026

Bass vs. Raman: L.A. Mayoral Debate Turns Into a Fight Over Results, Leadership and Who Can Fix City Hall

The first general-election debate centered on a larger question: Should Los Angeles ... more

A Generation Locked Out? Why Latino Californians Are Finding the Dream of Homeownership Harder to Reach

A Generation Locked Out? Why Latino Californians Are Finding the Dream of Homeownership Harder to Reach

Housing July 7, 2026

A Generation Locked Out? Why Latino Californians Are Finding the Dream of Homeownership Harder to Reach

For many Latino families, owning a home has represented stability and generational ... more

21st Century ROAD to Housing Act Appears Set to Become Law. Here’s What It Could Mean for Latino Families and California Housing

21st Century ROAD to Housing Act Appears Set to Become Law. Here’s What It Could Mean for Latino Families and California Housing

Housing July 10, 2026

21st Century ROAD to Housing Act Appears Set to Become Law. Here’s What It Could Mean for Latino Families and California Housing

The bipartisan housing package could expand mortgage access, increase affordable housing construction, ... more

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