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As part of Project Homekey, three former motels along or near Beach Boulevard in Stanton are now permanent supportive housing sites.

The three new complexes are permanent housing communities, and come with support staff to assist people with various services to remain successfully housed.

During the Colonial era, Taverns were a place for weary travelers to sleep, and a spot for locals to share news and debate. Hundreds of years later, some of them are still serving up great food and drink.

Beach Boulevard, once Orange County's "Road to Summer," is better known in recent years for sex-trafficking and drugs. Now, three cities are pushing to reimagine the historic corridor.

The County of Orange was awarded the funding under Round Two of the State Homekey program to acquire the former Riviera Motel in Stanton.

Months after Orange County tallied the highest number of homeless deaths in a single year, the county has received more than $6 million in funding to convert another Stanton motel into permanent supportive housing.

Federal dollars will be applied to a conversion project to provide housing under the State Homekey program.

SACRAMENTO, Calif.—Five additional supportive housing projects were approved after the California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) ...

Jamboree Housing Corporation announced the successful closing of $55.3 million in state funding from the newly established Homekey, California’s innovative $550 million program to purchase and rehabilitate housing, including hotels, motels, vacant apartment buildings and other properties, and convert them into permanent, long-term housing for people experiencing or at risk of experiencing homelessness. Also known as Project Homekey, Jamboree will fund the creation of 262 permanent studio home...

Jamboree Awarded $55.3 Million in Homekey Funds, Ending Homelessness for 262 Individuals Statewide Share Article Orange County-based nonprofit affordable housing developer, Jamboree Housing Corporation announces closing of $55.3 million in state funding to build 262 studio homes in Northern and Southern California. With the company’s 30-year development expertise plus successful motel conversions, Jamboree was chosen to partner in California’s innovative $550 million program to purchase and...