CHC 2024 Policy Forum & CA Housing Hall of Fame Awards
May 16, 2024 – UCLA Luskin Conference Center – Click here to register!
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CHC’s Marina Wiant Appointed Executive Director of TCAC and CDLAC
CHC issued the press release below this morning, following the announcement by State Treasurer Fiona Ma that Marina Wiant, formerly VP of Government Affairs at CHC, has been appointed Executive Director of TCAC and CDLAC. Treasurer Ma’s release is here. Press Release – California Housing Consortium January 11, 2024Press Contact: Mike Roth916-444-7170, mike@paschalroth.com California Housing […]
CHC Board Application
CHC’s Board of Directors application window is now open! Please complete the linked Board Application and return to Nancy Martin by October 9th, 2023.
CHC 2023 Policy Forum
September 7, 2023 – Anaheim, CA
Governor Unveils January Budget Proposal for FY 2023-2024
Governor Unveils January Budget Proposal for FY 2023-2024
CHC’s 2022 Policy Forum & Housing Hall of Fame Awards
During our 25th anniversary, we are fortunate to have the support of our phenomenal group of sponsors. We sincerely appreciate your contributions and look forward to having you all back in 2023!
22/23 Final Budget Package
The Legislature and the Governor reached agreement late Sunday on the Budget Act of 2022, which will be encompassed in SB 154, which passed the Legislature earlier this month, SB/AB 178 Budget Bill Jr, which amends SB 154, and SB/AB 180 Budget Bill Jr, which amends the 2021-22 budget to make current year allocations. We […]
Governor Unveils May Revision to the 2022-2023 Budget Proposal
This morning, Governor Newsom unveiled his revised May budget proposal, which projects a $97.5 billion surplus, maintains support for his January budget’s affordable housing and homelessness investments, and includes new proposals for adaptive reuse ($500 million) and rental assistance ($2.7 billion) that are outlined below. The proposal now goes before the Legislature, which must approve […]
The Legislature just showed everyone they can solve the affordable housing crisis—if they want to
By Ray Pearl, Executive Director, California Housing Consortium As the legislative session moves into spring, one issue seems to have caught everyone’s attention: The state Supreme Court’s decision this month to freeze enrollment at UC Berkeley after a neighborhood group’s CEQA lawsuit brought new housing development (and the admission of 3,000 incoming undergraduates) to a […]