kcra.comReporting
California governor race: Becerra wary on healthcare, housing - KCRA When Gavin Newsom ran for governor, he promised 3.5 million new homes built by 2025 (something he has since said was "a stretch goal") and...
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pbs.orgReporting
Almost nowhere in California is building enough housing. Here's why | PBS News California Gov. Gavin Newsom says Trump's Justice Department is investigating him and his wife. By Sophie Austin, Associated Press. Go Deeper.
gov.ca.govReporting
Governor Newsom fast-tracks 1700 new affordable housing units SACRAMENTO – Governor Gavin Newsom today announced a nearly $239 million investment to help bring 20 construction-ready affordable rental housing...
Very few CA cities are meeting Newsom’s housing goals
Are California cities building enough housing to catch up with the state’s severe shortage of homes you can buy without inherited wealth or an AI windfall? You probably have a very good guess. And now we can see how far they’re falling behind. This summer signals the halfway mark for California cities and counties to […]
Almost nowhere in California is building enough, according to the state. Here’s why
The state ordered every city and county to plan for 2.5 million new homes by 2030. With the exception of just five jurisdictions, no one is on track to hit their numbers.
postnewsgroup.comReporting
Gov. Newsom Announces $109.6 Million in Funding for 278 Supportive Homes... - Post News Group California Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber issued a statement confirming that her office is. Featured8 hours ago. Department of Homeland...
jdsupra.comReporting
Sustainable Development and Land Use Update 8.6.26 | Allen Matkins - JDSupra The settlements come almost a year to the day after Governor Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass signed executive orders letting local...
blackpressusa.comReporting
Gov. Newsom Signs New Affordable Housing Legislation - BlackPressUSA Assembly Bill 179 modernizes how California finances and delivers affordable housing.... Wilson Jacks. Published. 15 hours ago. on. August 3, 2026. By.
sr23.senate.ca.govReporting
Senator Valladares Calls on Sacramento to Make Affordability the Priority, Citing New Poll... SACRAMENTO, Calif. – Today Senator Suzette Martinez Valladares (R-Santa Clarita) called on Governor Newsom and the legislature to make...
cal.streetsblog.orgReporting
Streets for All Hits Newsom Where It Hurts: His Presidential Ambitions - Streetsblog California California Governor Gavin Newsom just supported moving billions away from clean drinking water, public transit, and affordable housing into...
postnewsgroup.comReporting
Gov. Newsom Signs New Affordable Housing Legislation | Post News Group John Jones III, Jonathan Fitness Jones, Mayor Barbara Lee, Ray Bobbitt, Samantha... Staff and family members of patients at UCSF Benioff Children's...
planetizen.comReporting
Malibu and Pasadena residents will be able to build up to 4 units on fire-damaged properties According to Christopher, "The twin settlements come almost a year to the day after Gov. Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass signed...
Deals to watch as CA lawmakers make final sprint
State lawmakers are returning to Sacramento today for the final month of session, which ends on Aug. 31. In the next few weeks, Democratic legislative leaders will attempt to hammer out deals between themselves, Gov. Gavin Newsom and other stakeholders on bills related to climate policy, speeding up urban development, wildfires and more, write CalMatters’ […]
Inside the Fight for the Future of California’s Climate Dollars
Changes to the state’s cap-and-invest program could leave billions of dollars less for housing, transit or high-speed rail — forcing lawmakers to make tough spending choices.
Do YouTubers’ success in Hollywood threaten the studio system?
Plus, a two-year analysis of Gov. Newsom’s signature homeless policy reveals a deeply flawed program, how AI can detect cancer in mammograms, and ‘90s cult fave Koo Koo Roo promised to return, but so far, nary a squawk.
