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Judge Upholds Constitutionality of SB 10
AIDS Heathcare Foundation and Redondo Beach get nowhere in their argument that city councils can't override local ballot measures.

William Fulton
May 16, 2022
CP&DR News Briefs May 17, 2022: Fresno Housing Plan; Statewide Housing Construction; High Speed Rail Approvals; and More
Fresno Mayor Jerry Dyer has introduced his One Fresno Housing Strategy intended to improve housing affordability in response to the county's increasingly hot housing market.
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May 14, 2022
AIDS Healthcare Foundation Loses Another Hollywood Housing Case
AHF attempted to increase affordable housing in a neighboring project by invoking the repealed redevelopment law.

William Fulton
May 9, 2022
CP&DR News Briefs May 10, 2022: Budget Surplus; Population Decline; SB 9 in S.F.; and More
State Senate leaders have proposed several plans for spending California’s budget surplus, which has grown far beyond the originally projected $29 billion. Read more:
https://www.politico.com/news/2022/04/28/californias-budget-surplus-has-exploded-to-68b-00028680
Mckenzie Locke
May 8, 2022


Emeryville Emerges As Bay Area Pro-Housing Leader
Sandwiched between Berkeley and Oakland, city aims to exceed RHNA target by 50%.

Josh Stephens
May 3, 2022
CP&DR News Briefs May 3, 2022: Anaheim Stadium Deal; Desalination Plant; S.D. Padres Housing Development; and More
The City of Anaheim and the Department of Housing and Community Development have reached a settlement over Anaheim's violation of the Surplus Land Act.
Mckenzie Locke
May 1, 2022
CP&DR Vol. 37 No. 4 April 2022 Report
CP&DR Vol. 37 No. 4 April 2022
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Apr 28, 2022
Prop 13 Imprisons Californians in Their Homes
A new report finds that Californians -- and especially Angelenos -- live in their homes longer than people anywhere else in the country. That's one of the many reasons why California has a housing crisis.

Josh Stephens
Apr 26, 2022
CP&DR News Briefs April 26, 2022: Cities Sued Over Housing Elements; Burbank Skirts SB 35; Joshua Tree Remains Unprotected; and More
A nonprofit organization connected to the California Association of Realtors, sued six cities located in Los Angeles and Orange counties, for failing to meet meet a deadline to approve updated housing elements.
Mckenzie Locke
Apr 25, 2022
When An AirBNB Is A Residence, Not A Motel
Manhattan Beach tried to retrofit an old ordinance to cover short-term rentals without Coastal Commission approval. It didn't work.

William Fulton
Apr 19, 2022
Is NIMBYism On The Way Out?
Maybe we're premature, but the signs are there.

Josh Stephens
Apr 19, 2022
CP&DR News Briefs April 19, 2022: Federal Zoning Grants; Los Angeles Homelessness; Climate Change; and More
President Biden has proposed a $10 billion state and local grant program that would work to roll back single-family zoning laws.
Mckenzie Locke
Apr 17, 2022
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