California Forward
Low-income residents of Yolo County would need to make $21.25 an hour to afford a two-bedroom rental.
read moreAction plan to address challenge to build 1 million more affordable homes emerged from Day 2 of the 2015 California Economic Summit in Ontario.
read moreAttendees brainstormed strategies to close the skills gap and improve California’s workforce which could have a shortage of 1 million credentialed workers over the next decade.
read moreAttendees put their heads together to create real actions to conserve, capture and reuse 1 million acre-feet of water every year.
read moreRegion called living laboratory for the future of the economy as Summit participants gather in Ontario for annual Summit event
read moreZero net energy development close to BART coming to an Alameda County that faces severe shortage of affordable housing units
read moreLow-income families and first-time homebuyers work together to construct their own affordable houses
read moreRegion lacks housing funds for growing group with distinct needs
read moreLoss of housing funds combined with increasing costs forcing San Diegans to spend more income on rent.
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