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A proposed decision in the legal dispute over San Mateo County’s purchase of the La Quinta Inn and Suites might not occur until June 26, presiding Judge Nancy Fineman said

(BCN) — Housing advocates have made it clear that they are not going to let Cupertino shirk its responsibilities without ramifications. Housing organizations Yes in My Backyard Law (YIMBY Law) and the California Housing Defense Fund won a judgment against Cupertino after the city failed to submit a housing plan to the state by the […]

The two nonprofit groups that had sued Palo Alto in February over its failure to approve a housing plan by the states deadline have withdrawn their lawsuit, court records show.

The two nonprofit groups that had sued Palo Alto in February over its failure to approve a housing plan by the states deadline have withdrawn their lawsuit, court records show.

The two nonprofit groups that had sued Palo Alto in February over its failure to approve a housing plan by the states deadline have withdrawn their lawsuit, court records show.

Developers have filed applications for projects of three different sizes at the same 19-acre parcel adjacent to the university.

The town is among several Bay Area municipalities that missed the state's Jan. 31 deadline to submit its housing element, and it faces a lawsuit over its tardy plan.

The Department of Housing and Community Development wants revisions to promote more equity, particular in the wealthiest areas.

Two pro-housing groups are asking the court to limit Palo Alto’s control over approving development application because it has not adopted a plan for adding more than 6,000 new dwellings by the states Jan. 31 deadline.

Two pro-housing groups are asking the court to limit Palo Alto’s control over approving development application because it has not adopted a plan for adding more than 6,000 new dwellings by the states Jan. 31 deadline.