Governor Newsom and Legislative Leaders Reach Agreement on Proposed 2024-25 Budget Plan
The Legislature is expected to approve the 2024-25 state budget this week after a deal was announced over the weekend by Governor Gavin Newsom, Senate President
The Legislature is expected to approve the 2024-25 state budget this week after a deal was announced over the weekend by Governor Gavin Newsom, Senate President
The California Housing Consortium announced today that Marina Espinoza has joined the organization as its next Policy Director. Espinoza previously served as legislative director in
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
Governor Newsom released his January budget proposal today, forecasting a $37.9 billion budget shortfall and proposing $8.5 billion in “belt tightening” measures that include cuts to key affordable housing programs—including the “enhanced” $500 million Low Income
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Governor Unveils January Budget Proposal for FY 2023-2024
The Senate and Assembly voted today to approve AB 2011 (Wicks), the Affordable Housing and High Road Jobs Act, sending the bill to Governor Newsom in a major victory for the diverse coalition of affordable housing providers, labor, environmental advocates, equity groups, and pro-housing organizations who joined forces to help Californians struggling to keep up with rising rents find a safe, affordable place to call home. The Senate approved the measure 33-0, and the Assembly concurred by a vote of TK-TK.
Downtown San Francisco is failing. Of that, there’s little question. Our recovery from the COVID economic downturn is dead last in the nation,according to a recent
One of the most consequential housing bills before lawmakers this year — Assembly Bill 2011 — is designed to address California’s housing crisis by making it easier
Days from the end of the legislative session, political observers are once again asking themselves whether a bitter, unresolved battle over labor standards will spell the end of California’s most ambitious proposal to solve its housing affordability crisis.