Over the past three years, the state has focused on ministerial approval, ADUs, and beefing up the housing element progress. But will all these changes result in more housing construction?

What will he sign?

Challenge to implementation of Del Mar's Scenic View Ordinance fails because plaintiff served city too late in the process. >>read more

HCD assigned SCAG a far more aggressive housing target than it had asked for: 1,344,770.

Especially in Bay Area, districts look at landholdings and see potential to provide housing for teachers. >>read more

Application process is easy for $123 million in noncompetitive grants for housing planning projects. >>read more

Recent legislation focuses on beefing up the housing element process, but how can California make sure that better housing elements actually lead to more housing? >>read more

Gov. Gavin Newsom allocated $2.7 billion for housing and homelessness — the most ever in a California budget — and policies to prod cities into complying with RHNA >>read more

California lawmakers advanced an estimated 200 housing-related bills, many of which have advanced out of their houses of origin as of the May 31 deadline >>read more