Incumbent Rod Higgins, the longest-serving member of the council, opted not to run for reelection to Position 1 earlier this year due to his age and a desire to get fresh perspectives and voices on ...

Statewide, the number of homeless people under 18 more than doubled. That works out to almost one-third of the homeless in ...

A Trump administration proposal could put more than a million low-income households at risk of losing their ...

California state Sen. Angelique Ashby's latest legislation, Senate Bill 802, proposed a Sacramento Housing and Homelessness Agency - a joint powers authority which would apply for, receive and manage ...

The average homeowner is expected to spend an additional $261 on insurance premiums this year. Climate change and tariffs are are likely to to push up insurance costs, as homes sustain more damage ...

The invasive golden mussel reached California’s Delta in 2024. Now, the state is trying to protect Oroville Dam and other reservoirs from it.

As of this past spring, nearly 108,464 people had slept in New York City shelters – yet experts have warned that actual ...

Under the new laws, such litigation will largely go away in California’s cities. “The one thing we do know is that CEQA is a time suck,” said Ben Metcalf, managing director of UC Berkeley’s Terner ...

A big housing development could sprout in San Jose on a site where a hotel was planned, then abandoned in the face of the lodging sector's coronavirus-spawned meltdown.

After a decade of intense debating California overhauls CEQA, its landmark environmental law with hopes of making the state more affordable to live.

AJ Rassamni writes that bureaucratic delays on housing projects at Fresno City Hall are "a modern form of redlining." "While you proudly claim to roll out the red carpet, that carpet is lined with ...