This month’s edition of Industry Insight includes:
-A Note from our Executive Director Ray Pearl
-ICYMI
-Legislation Roundup
-Save the Date 2023 Policy Forum
-AH News of the Month
-Federal Update from David Gasson
-CHC Member Spotlight
Spring is upon us and the pace of activity on the legislative front is exhibiting the energy of those coming out of a cold winter
We need your help to advance CHC’s co-sponsored bills, SB 423 (Wiener), SB 439 (Skinner), AB 1307 (Wicks) and AB 1449 (Alvarez). Please take action today by placing your letterhead on each of CHC’s sample
Coming off a great three-day trip to Washington DC, I felt energized and enthusiastic about prospects for affordable housing legislation. No matter the office we
This month’s edition of Industry Insight includes:
-A Note from our Executive Director Ray Pearl
-ICYMI
-Legislation Roundup
-Save the Date 2023 Policy Forum
-AH News of the Month
-Federal Update from David Gasson
-CHC Member Spotlight
Governor Unveils January Budget Proposal for FY 2023-2024
Governor Newsom signed CHC’s sponsored bill, AB 2011 (Wicks), yesterday in a signing ceremony celebrating a nearly 40-bill housing package that also included CHC’s two other sponsored
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.
Legislative leaders announced an agreement yesterday that will allow CHC’s sponsored bill, AB 2011 (Wicks), the Affordable Housing and High Road Jobs Act, to move forward without continued opposition from
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
