Aside from giving housing and homelessness its own box atop Gov. Gavin Newsom’s organizational chart, the reorg is supposed ...

Addressing the housing shortage is the top priority for 33 percent of voters, followed by health care and public safety.

A federal lawsuit claims California's Proposition 12 and egg regulations create unnecessary red tape for farmers, violate ...

Written by a former utility giant executive, AB 942 threatens affordable home construction and California’s reputation.

The climate is supposedly a life or death issue, but California Democrats won't let it get in the way of their monopoly on state power.

Between an increasingly influential union and a new state housing agency, one of California’s biggest crises is getting a shakeup.

The economy is respondents' biggest concern for 40 percent of California voters, followed by housing affordability—24 percent—and threats to democracy, immigration and crime all tied at 7 percent.

California's CARE Court aims to provide community-based behavioral health services to individuals with schizophrenia spectrum ...

After a decade of intense debating California overhauls CEQA, its landmark environmental law with hopes of making the state ...

California begins Homekey+ awards, providing $102.9 million to create 315 homes for veterans and those with behavioral issues ...

California’s skyrocketing cost of housing and growing homeless rate is also a centerpiece of voters’ concerns.

"This is the most consequential housing reform that we've seen in modern history in the state of California, long overdue," ...