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What California’s “Once-in-a-Lifetime” Federal Housing Bill Would Mean for the State

Congress is on the verge of enacting the most sweeping federal housing legislation in decades, and while the change won't come with fireworks or...

What California’s “Once-in-a-Lifetime” Federal Housing Bill Would Mean for Residents

A sweeping piece of federal housing legislation — the largest of its kind in decades — quietly became law earlier this month, and while...

California Lawmakers Take Up New Homelessness Bills as Key Measures Advance

As California lawmakers move toward the end of this year’s legislative session, several bills aimed at the state’s homelessness crisis remain alive, including proposals...

California Construction Workers Help Defeat Proposed $28 Minimum Wage

A California proposal to create a $28 hourly minimum wage for some residential construction workers has been shelved for the year after strong opposition...

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...

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Prop. 5: California Voters Approve Changes to Recall Election Rules

California voters have given their approval to a significant...

This California County Houses Half the State’s Violent Sex Offenders. Is There a Better Way to House Them?

Boulevard, a remote mountain community of roughly 750 residents...

Part-Time California Professors Found a Loophole to Earn $400K a Year

Some California community college instructors are quietly earning six-figure...

Nearly Half of California’s Violent Sex Offenders Live in One County — Critics Say There’s a Better Way

Boulevard, a sparsely populated desert community of roughly 750...

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