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- Affordable Housing Costs More to Build Than Market-Rate Housing — But It Doesn’t Have ToA recent RAND study, analyzing over 140 housing developments across California, Colorado, and Texas, determined that the elevated costs associated with affordable housing construction are predominantly influenced by land acquisition expenses, financing complexities, and regulatory mandates, rather than direct building costs. The research indicates that Colorado's implemented policy reforms, which include land cost reduction and streamlined approvals, offer a demonstrable pathway to reduce overall development expenditures.
- A Youth Sports Giant Promised Reforms to Protect Kids from Sexual Abuse. Most Never Happened.An investigation conducted by ProPublica and The Washington Post revealed that the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) has systematically failed to protect its extensive roster of young athletes from sexual abuse. The report details how the organization has suppressed misconduct allegations, neglected to implement promised safety reforms, and misled the public regarding its prevention measures, thereby creating an environment conducive to abuse and becoming a refuge for coaches previously banned by other sports bodies.
- Op-ed | License Plate Readers Were Already a Privacy Nightmare. Then Came SignalTrace. Surveillance vendor Leonardo has introduced SignalTrace, a technology designed to augment existing automated license plate reader (ALPR) capabilities. This system collects electronic signals from personal devices to construct unique 'electronic fingerprints' for individuals, facilitating their tracking without judicial oversight.
- The Male Loneliness TantrumAn editorial posits that traditional societal expectations concerning male relationships foster a pervasive sense of isolation among young men, a condition that subsequently renders them vulnerable to radicalization by external actors.
- New North Sacramento Development Opens 124 Affordable Apartments Near TransitA 124-unit affordable housing development, Rivo, has commenced operations in North Sacramento, providing income-restricted apartments and supportive services adjacent to significant public transportation infrastructure.