With San Francisco's Housing Element certified by the state, Mayor London Breed announced an overhaul of the city's housing policies.

The Department of General Services in partnership with the Department of Housing and Community Development released an interactive public map of property identified by local governments to help developers find land for housing development.

The Transbay Joint Powers Authority (TJPA) released a new estimate that puts the cost of extending Caltrain 1.3 miles to the Salesforce Tower in downtown San Francisco at $6.7 billion.

Downtown San Francisco has the slowest COVID-19 recovery of 61 cities in North America studied by the University of Toronto.

The Legislative Analyst’s Office's review of the California Air Resources Board’s updated Scoping Plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions reveals that the plan does not provide enough specific policies or guidelines to achieve 2030 targets.

Gov. Gavin Newsom announced a 2023-24 budget that slashes over $22 billion of intended spending in order to accommodate what is expected to be lower tax revenues.

The City of San Jose’s draft housing element, designed to add 77,500 units to the city, was rejected by the Department of Housing and Community Development. Read more: https://www.mercurynews.com/2022/12/25/map-heres-where-san-jose-plans-to-add-77500-new-homes-over-the-next-decade/

Several real estate and antitax organizations are fighting Measure ULA, a policy that will tax the sale of properties over $5 million which Los Angeles voters just approved on the November ballot.

Department of Housing and Community Development released its Prohousing Incentive Pilot Program Final Guidelines; six cities are currently eligible for participation.

Sen. Scott Wiener and coauthors have introduced Senate Bill 4, which would allow nonprofit colleges and faith organizations to build more housing.

Plans for Salton Sea restoration projects will move forward after the Imperial Irrigation District (IID) voted to enter an agreement with federal and state officials.<

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has established the Office of Environmental Justice and Climate Health.