Prohousing Designation Program News Today

You please call the roll. Thank you mr. President. Chan, present. Supervisor dorsey, present. Supervisor engardio, present. Supervisor mandelman, present. Supervisor melgar, present. Supervisor peskin, present. Supervisor preston, present. Supervisor ronan, present. Supervisor safai, not present. Supervisor stefani, present. Supervisor walton, present. Mr. President , you have a quorum. Thank you. The San Francisco board of supervisors we acknowledge that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland...

Aye member chan. Aye chair ronen. Aye. That passes unanimously. Thank you so much. Mr. Clerk read item 2 item 2 is a resolution approving a contract agreement between tonnon incorporated and department of Public Health for reports and reimbursement. And Revenue Service in the amount not to exceed 8. 5 million for a term of october first of 22 through september 30 of 27. And authorize the d. Public health it enter in amendments or modifications to the contract prior to the execution. And are nece...

California’s most populous county has been officially recognized by the state and Governor Gavin Newsom as a “prohousing” community. On Friday, Newsom announced ten communities had received the distinction, including the whole of Los Angeles County. The designation is given to communities that are making a concerted effort to build more homes to help address […]

The Prohousing Designation Program was established in an effort to increase housing availability and address homelessness through a system of incentives and accountability measures for local governments to meet housing

On Jan. 31, Governor Newsom announced seven communities, including Santa Monica, received the designation bringing the total to 37 statewide.

On Jan. 31, Gov. Newsom announced seven communities, including Santa Monica, received the "prohousing" designation bringing the total to 37 

Over 300 families in Richmond received $100 food coupons during the holidays thanks to a partnership involving a local foundation and RichmondWORKS. | Richmond Standard Over 300 families in Richmond received $100 food coupons during the holidays thanks to a partnership involving a local foundation and RichmondWORKS. Richmond residents Maryn and Garry Hurlbut and the Hurlbut Benevolent Foundation (HBF) Board of Directors partnered with Bouakhay Phongboupha, program manager for RichmondWORKS, to m...

As of Jan. 1, bikes are allowed on most of the escalators throughout BART, a new rule change that aims to make it easier for cyclists to board trains. Bikes will only remain banned from BART’s 10 narrow escalators located at the 19th Street Oakland, Antioch and Oakland Airport Connector stations, according to the transit agency. | The Richmond Standard As of Jan. 1, bikes are allowed on most of the escalators throughout BART, a new rule change that aims to make it easier for cyclists to board ...

Another discussion will be a Mayor’s Roundtable, featuring African American mayors from Northern, Central, and Southern California. Regional perspectives on African American participation in the California economy will be shared by these panelists as well as challenges and opportunities for businesses in their respective cities. Deborah Robertson, Mayor of Rialto, will be the roundtable’s moderator. | By California Black Media The California African American Chamber of Commerce (CAACC) and C...

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