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Globe Newswire: LINC Housing Opens Intergenerational Affordable Housing Community in Los Angeles for Formerly Homeless and Low-Income Residents
Read moreWith more than 50,000 homeless in Los Angeles County, every new home matters. Today, LINC Housing joined with the City of Los…
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Ventura County Star: Report details gap between rents, minimum wage
Read moreA new report released by the National Low Income Housing Coalition and the California Coalition for Rural Housing showed that…
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The Guardian: ‘Facebook is taking everything’: rising rents drive out Silicon Valley families
Read moreSandra Zamora is quitting Facebook. Not because of Russian election interference, misuse of personal data or any of the social…
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SF Weekly: Supervisors Could Fast-Track Affordable Housing Projects
Read moreAs the city battles a housing and homelessness crisis, affordable housing projects could soon receive a VIP pass through the…
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Modesto Bee: Will stronger rent control spread across California? Here’s what you need to know.
Read moreCalifornia voters are set to vote this November on an initiative that would allow California cities and counties to adopt…
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NBC Los Angeles: Here’s How Much You Need to Earn to Afford Rent in California
Read moreIt is a known fact that California is one of the most expensive states to live in, and according to…
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Sacramento Bee: Isn’t Sacramento richer if you can afford to live here? She’s fighting to make it so
Read moreWhat if Sacramento joined San Francisco in the dismal category of pricing working class people out of decent housing? If…
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WSJ: Philadelphia’s Affordable-Housing Plan: a Tax on New Buildings
Read morePhiladelphia’s City Council is weighing a proposed 1% tax on construction to raise millions of dollars for affordable-housing programs, marking…
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Senate Committee Approves Robust Funding for Affordable Housing in FY19
Read moreThe Senate Appropriations Committee voted June 7 to approve a draft fiscal year (FY) 2019 spending bill that provides robust funding for…
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SF Business Times: Berkeley rejects fast-track approval for 260-unit housing project
Read moreA Berkeley apartment project that has been stalled for five years experienced yet another obstacle, not qualifying for fast-tracked approval…