Amid the tempest and tumult brought on by the Coronavirus is a troubling issue for housing: rising costs. High costs, so prevalent in California communities,
The following story is comes from Christopher F. Rufo, of the Discovery Institute Center on Wealth, Poverty, and Morality. Chris has been and continues to
Measure A, the initiative that would have limited development in San Diego County, was narrowly defeated by local voters – handing homebuilders, local REALTORS® and
It’s every elected official’s dream to be in a position of ultimate power – dictating to a manifestly needy electorate what it can do and
Hooray! State policy-makers finally did the right thing for housing affordability. California’s energy regulators recently approved a proposal to power several new-home developments in the
California lawmakers are good at cutting deals on legislation. They’re famous (or infamous) for it. Especially when there is a lot of pressure on them.
You’d think that in the middle of a state housing crisis – brought on by a woeful and sustained low level of production – elected
It’s apparent that fear of impending doom caused by climate change hasn’t moved the public-opinion needle. Pollsters tell us the issue is not viewed as
A Governor’s Budget summary always boasts more than it has delivered, as well as what it promises to deliver in the future. Governor Newsom’s description