Affordable housing and homelessness coalition calls on Governor to “fulfill his commitment to Californians” after January budget winds back state housing investments SACRAMENTO – A coalition
Senate Housing Committee advances $10 billion state housing bond, a critical step toward placing an affordable housing measure before voters in 2026 SB 417 (Cabaldon)
Affordable housing coalition calls on Governor, Legislature to prioritize budget investments in 2026-27 that maintain affordable housing production California has nearly 45,000 shovel-ready affordable homes
Capitol Weekly – Oped by Ray Pearl, CHC, and Chione Flegal, Housing California There is no shortage of things for Californians to be concerned about
HousingBondCA! coalition launches campaign to support a $10 billion housing bond, place critical funding measure on the 2026 ballot On the heels of Governor Newsom
Governor’s May Revise Continues Alarming Lack of Funding for Affordable Housing and Homelessness — Undermining the State’s Efforts to “Build Faster,” Make California More Affordable
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
