Monthly Archives: June, 2026
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California Bill to Cap Rising HOA Fees Faces Split Among Democrats
California lawmakers are weighing a proposal that would sharply limit how much homeowners associations can raise monthly dues, a debate that is drawing attention...
Starter Home Conversions Could Unlock New Housing Supply Across Los Angeles
Los Angeles could unlock a major source of new housing by allowing older single-family properties to be converted into smaller multi-unit developments, according to...
California Voters Grow Wary of Ballot Measures Seeking New Taxes
California voters, long accustomed to living in a high-tax state, appear to be showing signs of fatigue when asked to approve new taxes and...
Trump Renews Push to Redirect Homelessness Funding, Raising Concerns for Local Programs
The Trump administration is again seeking to reshape how federal homelessness dollars are distributed, a move that could have major consequences for California communities...
Immigration Raids Put Skin Color Front and Center for a New Generation of California Latinos
More than three decades ago, Priscilla Preciado’s father was a 21-year-old Chicano man driving with four friends to a 7-Eleven in Tustin, a city...
