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A select group of San Jose residents have the job of spending about $155 million from Google--and they're ready to get to work.   

Deadline: 10-Jan-23 International Organization for Migration (IOM), has announced this Call for Expression of Interest (CEI) to select proponent(-s),

Since SB 330 came into effect in January 2020, the number of projects that displace tenants living in rent control-covered units has significantly declined.

Mountain View is looking to shift its R3 zoning ordinance toward a less restrictive approach while working to curb displacement and increase the city’s stock of middle-income housing.

Bay Area non-profits could have a shot at millions in new grant funding from Google. A new San Jose advisory group was authorized earlier this week to consider proposals.

Police across New York State are taking crazy amounts of firearms off the streets.

Ronnie H. Chandler (age 36) of Lackawanna, New York is under arrest, charged with illegal possession of a firearm in June 2022.

The city of Mountain View approved a rental housing fee for the next fiscal year that’s lower than last year’s. But some landlords still say it’s too high.

Landlords came out in full force to Mountain Views Rental Housing Committee meeting last week to protest what they call an unfair and illegal proposal that would suppress future rent increases if concessions are granted to tenants.

Mountain Views Rental Housing Committee agreed last week to consider new ways to get property owners to register rental units with the city, a requirement that has gone ignored by many landlords.