Commentary: State Housing Growth Slows, but Community Still Has Needs
The population in Davis ticked up about 1 percent from 2018 to 2019, according to an article…
The population in Davis ticked up about 1 percent from 2018 to 2019, according to an article…
One of the big questions facing the community as we draw to the end of the current…
The statewide housing crisis has definitely spawned a number of initiatives and some different approaches. Earlier this…
If you have been following local politics in Davis for any period of time, you will know…
The Bee this week ran a fairly interesting article where they compiled a group of political and…
Last year one of the pieces of housing legislation that was not approved was SB 827, sponsored…
On March 21, the Davis Vanguard held the first forum of a three-part series on affordable housing. …
Assemblymember Cecilia Aguiar-Curry and some of her colleagues held a press conference and rally in support of…
(From Press Release) – Mutual Housing California, one of the state’s leading nonprofit affordable housing developers, is…
This week, Assemblymember Cecilia Aguiar-Curry (D – Winters), will be hosting a press conference and rally in…
The Vanguard had a good discussion Thursday night on affordable housing with Lucas Frerichs, Lisa Baker, and…
By Mary Jo Bryan I have been involved with Davis housing issues for a number of years,…
The message coming out of the Social Services Commission two weeks ago was clear – but at…
In recent months, the need for workforce housing has been highlighted on the Vanguard and elsewhere. Coming…
At midday today, Mayor Brett Lee will give his first state of the city address. It has…
A week ago, the public policy group Next 10 came out with a scathing report that found,…
Several of the commissioners and public commenters lamented the fact that the projected revenue stream from the…
On Monday, the Social Services Commission was unable to support a motion that would have recommended to…
At last week’s Planning Commission meeting, the Planning Commission recommended forwarding a project to the city council…
There were legitimate complaints from people living in the area to be sure. But there was not an adequate distinction at times between the population its and the management (or lack there of) of the facility. Those should be treated as separate and distinct – and remedies should focus on better management of the population, not removing a vulnerable population from the area that has realistically no other place to go for valuable services.