According to an analysis by Governor Brown’s Office of Policy and Research (OPR), the cost of mitigating climate-change symptoms each year will cost Californians well
They own the majority in both houses of the state Legislature and will for a lifetime. They are constantly stacking committee membership with like-minded lawmakers
Recently, California homebuilders delivered to the state Legislature a healthy dose of reality. At a special hearing of the Assembly’s Select Committee on Housing Affordability
A dispute has arisen in San Diego over whether or not developers should be able to offset their contribution to alleged greenhouse-gas (GHG) emissions. The
If the Habitat for Humanity affordable housing project in Redwood City isn’t an illustration of CEQA abuse, what is? In fact, the California Environmental Quality
To the proposition of what’s become a trend in California – the increase in the number of Mom and Pop landlords – I can speak
Now that the California Democrat Party has heartily endorsed the statewide ballot initiative to repeal the Costa-Hawkins Rental Housing Act that limits local governments’ ability to impose
The best thing we can say about the 10-year-old SB 375, according to a recent report by the University of California, Berkeley’s Terner Center for
(This is the second in a two-part series reporting on a recent study by Harvard University’s Joint Center on Housing Studies called The State of the