Justin Ewers

California’s housing options keep getting more complicated, as wealthy cities push back on new development and political issues threaten new funding sources

If communities are going to approve more housing, they’ll need more of the property taxes that go with it. But how to get it to them?

A look at how three coastal cities are responding to the housing crisis. (Hint: Only one of them is committed to building homes for everyone.)

The governor and legislative leaders promise to build “package” to address housing crisis before session ends

Sacramento talking about what would end up in a pending cap-and-trade “deal” including housing legislation

California needs stronger legislation to incentivize more communities to say yes to housing

Big housing bill moves forward in Legislature while another might take fight for more housing in one county backward

Biggest housing story of the week highlights how California policy has failed to get enough housing built

A promising set of proposals unveiled in San Diego, affordability gap grows in other cities, state still doesn’t act