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   How can California solve a housing crisis?

   • Feeling political pressure to solve California’s severe housing shortage and ballooning homelessness, state lawmakers are pushing new bills to increase production of affordable homes and strengthen tenant protections against evictions and surging rents.

   California housing crisis may have some solutions in 2023 - Los Angeles

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   How many housing crises are roiling California?

   • There are really three distinct housing crises roiling California. While often stemming from the same underlying problems, they impact different segments of the population and warrant different (and sometimes competing) solutions. The first and most urgent crisis is the 150,000 homeless Californians sleeping in shelters or on the streets. Gov.

   Five things I’ve learned covering California’s housing crisis - CalMatters

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   Is California facing a housing crisis?

   • The first and most urgent crisis is the 150,000 homeless Californians sleeping in shelters or on the streets. Gov. Newsom has devoted more attention to this dimension of the housing crisis than any other. It’s the most shameful symptom of how things have gone so wrong here, and is trending in the wrong direction.

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   Can California solve homelessness?

   • Stories like hers remind us that solving homelessness in our state is possible. The California Homeless Housing Needs Assessment in December concluded that California can solve homelessness through investments of $8.1 billion in housing, shelter and supportive services every year for the next 12 years.

   Homelessness solutions for California are out there - CalMatters

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   Is there a housing crisis?

   • Lesson 1: There is not ONE housing crisis. There are really THREE housing crises. Be specific about which one you’re talking about. At some point, the phrase “housing crisis” became so ubiquitous in California politics that its ambiguous usage in press releases and stump speeches began sapping its urgency.

   Five things I’ve learned covering California’s housing crisis - CalMatters

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   How did Governor Newsom help solve California's housing crisis?

   • Governor Newsom also announced $1 billion in awards to 30 shovel-ready projects through the California Housing Accelerator – creating 2,755 new homes for Californians. “California has made historic investments and taken unprecedented actions to tackle the state’s housing crisis over the past four years,” said Governor Newsom.

   California to Build More Housing, Faster | Governor of California

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2. www.latimes.com › california › storyCalifornia housing crisis may have some solutions in 2023 ...

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   Mar 26, 2023 · March 26, 2023 5 AM PT. Feeling political pressure to solve California’s severe housing shortage and ballooning homelessness, state lawmakers are pushing new bills to increase production of...

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3. newsroom.ucla.edu › magazine › california-housingCalifornia’s Housing Crisis | UCLA

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   Mar 10, 2022 · Professors have studied the rise in rental costs and the growing number of renters who are falling behind; the effects of COVID-related moratoria on evictions; the implications of legalizing so-called granny flats; and the impact of housing policy on broader questions of inequality.

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5. calmatters.org › commentary › 2023Homelessness solutions for California are out there - CalMatters

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   Feb 27, 2023 · A report found that California can curb homelessness by investing in $8.1 billion annually in housing, shelter and services for 12 years.

6. calmatters.org › california-housing-crisis-lessonsFive things I’ve learned covering California’s housing crisis ...

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   Jan 6, 2021 · There are really three distinct housing crises roiling California. While often stemming from the same underlying problems, they impact different segments of the population and warrant different (and sometimes competing) solutions. The first and most urgent crisis is the 150,000 homeless Californians sleeping in shelters or on the streets. Gov.

7. www.latimes.com › california › storyNew state government efforts to tackle California's housing ...

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   Apr 11, 2022 · SACRAMENTO — A year after the creation of sweeping laws to increase the construction of duplexes and small apartment buildings, California lawmakers have turned their attention to money for...

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8. www.latimes.com › california › newsletterCalifornia is the U.S. capital for homelessness. What will it ...

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   Apr 22, 2024 · Three cities offer hope on California’s homelessness crisis. After roughly 11 years living on the streets of San Diego, Rachel Hayes moved into an apartment last summer. But adjusting to...

9. www.gov.ca.gov › 2022/09/28 › california-to-buildCalifornia to Build More Housing, Faster | Governor of California

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   Sep 28, 2022 · SAN FRANCISCO – Building on California’s historic efforts to tackle the housing crisis, Governor Gavin Newsom today signed legislation to streamline the housing approval process in California and create thousands of good paying jobs.