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Cal Matters: California could borrow $35 billion to tackle housing crisis - Vimarsana News

Cal Matters: California could borrow $35 billion to tackle housing crisis

– California voters regularly name out-of-reach housing costs and homelessness as among the most important issues facing the state. Now lawmakers are calling their bluff. Next […]

As a housing project near USC stalls on noise woes, a new head sprouts from 'CEQA Hydra' – Redlands Daily Facts - Vimarsana News

As a housing project near USC stalls on noise woes, a new head sprouts from 'CEQA Hydra' – Redlands Daily Facts

Two state courts have ruled recently that the human noise created by future tenants in housing projects are a form of pollution that cities must address.

As another housing project stalls on noise woes, a new head sprouts from 'CEQA Hydra' – Orange County Register - Vimarsana News

As another housing project stalls on noise woes, a new head sprouts from 'CEQA Hydra' – Orange County Register

Two state courts have ruled recently that the human noise created by future tenants in housing projects are a form of pollution that cities must address.

Amendment to California constitution could unlock billions for housing - Vimarsana News

Amendment to California constitution could unlock billions for housing

A coalition of housing developers, unions, local governments and pro-housing groups want to lower that electoral bar for bonds and taxes that fund affordable housing

Making borrowing easier: Amendment to state constitution could unlock billions of dollars for California housing - Vimarsana News

Making borrowing easier: Amendment to state constitution could unlock billions of dollars for California housing

Last November, 59% of voters in Berkeley wanted to give the city permission to borrow $650 million to fund affordable housing. Two years earlier, 58% of San Diego voters supported a $900 million housing bond. Two years before that,