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State deems Pleasanton's latest Housing Element to be non-compliant - Vimarsana News

State deems Pleasanton's latest Housing Element to be non-compliant

Pleasanton's 2023-31 Housing Element is back under review as city staff are now working to address comments the city received on April 10 from the state in determining the document to be non-compliant.

California Republican mayor accuses Newsom, AG of singling out Huntington Beach amid statewide homeless crisis - Vimarsana News

California Republican mayor accuses Newsom, AG of singling out Huntington Beach amid statewide homeless crisis

Huntington Beach Mayor Tony Strickland accused California Gov. Gavin Newsom and Attorney General Rob Bonta of "singling out" the city over affordable housing mandates.

Newsom's Housing Battle Persists as Huntington Beach Rejects Building Requirements – Commercial Observer - Vimarsana News

Newsom's Housing Battle Persists as Huntington Beach Rejects Building Requirements – Commercial Observer

California is extending the fight against anti-housing development leaders of Huntington Beach, looking to take away permit authority

North County Report: Encinitas Has Already Run Out of Space for the Affordable Housing it Said it Would Build - Vimarsana News

North County Report: Encinitas Has Already Run Out of Space for the Affordable Housing it Said it Would Build

Encinitas doesn’t have enough land available and suitable to accommodate the low-income units the state said it needed to plan for.

State demands Palo Alto revise its housing plan - Vimarsana News

State demands Palo Alto revise its housing plan

Palo Alto will have to revise its plan to add more than 6,000 housing units after the Department Housing and Community Development ruled Thursday that the city's proposed Housing Element fails to meet state law.