Tag: low-income housing
California’s Gubernatorial Candidates Need to Show True Grit
In a recent Facebook post, one of the many Republican candidates hoping to replace Governor Newsom had this to say: “Californians can’t afford to make ends meet because Gavin Newsom and his allies keep raising taxes. We need to make our...
Sen. Wiener’s Dense Housing Bill Passes Senate Committee
San Francisco Democrat Senator Scott Wiener has tried for several years to end single family zoning laws to allow for dense “Stack & Pack” housing to replace single family homes. In a press statement Thursday, Wiener said: SB 478, the...
Sacramento Mayor and Council Votes to Eliminate Single Family Zoning in Residential Neighborhoods
The Sacramento City Council voted this week to eliminate standard single-family zoning in Sacramento’s residential neighborhoods, adopting a radical zoning measure that the California Legislature couldn’t even pass – twice. “City officials said the proposal would help the city alleviate...
LA County Board of Supervisors Approve a Pared Down 2020-2021 Budget
On Tuesday, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors agreed to recommend a $35.5 billion budget for the 2020-2021 fiscal year. $594 million less from this years budget The budget will see many cuts, with a total of $594 million...
California Globe Interview with Burbank Mayor Sharon Springer
Since 2017, Sharon Springer has been a member of the Burbank City Council. This past December, the rotating one-year mayor term elevated her to Mayor. With Burbank facing many of the same issues that Californian cities are currently facing, such...
California Globe Interview with Glendale Mayor Ara Najarian
For almost a year, Ara Najarian has been the Mayor of Glendale. A City Councilman since 2005 and a former member of numerous commissions around Southern California and Glendale, Mayor Najarian is ending his fourth one-year term soon thanks to...