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California homelessness: Where are the state’s billions going? Here’s the new, best answer
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A new state report offers a bird's-eye view of how much the state has spent to halt homelessness — nearly $10 billion over three years.City
Housing Element update: Comments from state reviewers expected this week
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City staff will review and respond to any technical revisions requested by the state housing department and say they still anticipate bringing the Housing Element to Council for adoption in late Feb or March.City
Op-Ed | Piedmont has embraced the state’s call for growth
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As adoption nears, Piedmont Planning and Building Director Kevin Jackson reflects on the Housing Element update process.Bay Area
Nearly $8 billion needed to finish Bay Area affordable housing projects in limbo
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Close to 400 affordable housing projects in various stages of predevelopment need additional public or private funding.Bay Area
More than 12,000 Californians are getting cash from guaranteed income experiments
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State and local governments, and some private funders, are launching dozens of pilot projectsBay Area
Will controversial California housing law become permanent?
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SB 35 is set to expire in 2025 but State Senator Scott Wiener, the San Francisco Democrat who authored it, wants to make it permanent.Bay Area
The fastest-growing homeless population? Seniors
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Increasing numbers include seniors who have been homeless for years but also those experiencing homelessness for the first time.California
Cal Poly Humboldt is anticipating an influx of new students – and housing woes
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A university announcement that students could be placed in off-campus housing or hotels instead of on-campus dorms triggered protests.California
