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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.

What if California could encourage developers to replace shuttered big-box stores, half-vacant offices and decrepit strip malls with apartments, condominiums and townhomes, with some or

It’s hard to understand why California’s mighty trade unions would object to a policy that could help pull construction workers out of poverty and train

While California continues to struggle with a growing housing shortage, cities across the state have an untapped resource that could be providing hundreds of affordable

For several years now, the state Legislature has struggled to find a solution to one of the biggest challenges facing California: How to build more