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Pasadena complex takes bite out of growing demand for senior affordable housing

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By: Nadine Ono

June 28, 2017

Resident went from homeless at 60 to living in one of 70 new one-bedroom units

Want to pull Californians out of poverty? Consider the EITC

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By: Joe Sanberg

June 27, 2017

Simple tool helps relieve financial stress and promotes upward mobility for kids benefiting from it

How do we address the housing crisis: one incremental step at a time

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By: Loren Kaye

June 27, 2017

Ways to increase affordable workforce housing without state subsidies that would not require massive regulatory reform

Monterey Bay Housing Trust funds first affordable housing loan

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By: John Guenther

June 23, 2017

First of $10-million fund will build affordable low-income apartments and mid-income houses

A Way Home for CA: This week in the housing crisis – June 23

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By: Justin Ewers

June 23, 2017

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

Even Canada is looking at California Community Colleges’ workforce training revival

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By: Leah Grassini Moehle

June 23, 2017

From an afterthought to a policy priority – California Community Colleges visited by neighbors to north to discuss the transformation

From Drought to Deluge and Back Again – Working Landscapes Address The Challenges

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By: Judy Corbett

June 22, 2017

Expanding and innovating California’s groundwater recharge will carry the state a long way through drought years

San Diego mayor pushing one of state’s most aggressive packages for addressing housing crisis

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By: Justin Ewers

June 21, 2017

With broad coalition support, one of the state’s expensive coastal cities looks to accelerate housing approvals and expand supply

California’s big challenges need bipartisan solutions, say Republican mayor & Democratic union leader

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By: Dave Regan and Ashley Swearengin

June 19, 2017

Opinion: Middle way that grows middle-class jobs, tackles housing could inspire change across country

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Pasadena complex takes bite out of growing demand for senior affordable housing

Want to pull Californians out of poverty? Consider the EITC

How do we address the housing crisis: one incremental step at a time

Monterey Bay Housing Trust funds first affordable housing loan

A Way Home for CA: This week in the housing crisis – June 23

Even Canada is looking at California Community Colleges’ workforce training revival

From Drought to Deluge and Back Again – Working Landscapes Address The Challenges

San Diego mayor pushing one of state’s most aggressive packages for addressing housing crisis

California’s big challenges need bipartisan solutions, say Republican mayor & Democratic union leader

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