La Passeggiata, an affordable housing development in Stockton, will transform excess state-owned land into 94 energy-efficient homes for low-income Californians, part of Governor Newsom’s initiative to address the nation’s affordable housing crisis.
California Attorney General Rob Bonta and Governor Gavin Newsom celebrated a court ruling that allows Newport Beach to implement its housing element without a public vote, rejecting a legal challenge based on a local charter provision.
Governor Gavin Newsom has announced the groundbreaking of two new affordable housing communities in San Francisco’s Fillmore District, part of an ongoing effort to convert underutilized state-owned land into housing for low- and extremely low-income Californians.
Monarch, an affordable housing development in Sacramento, will create 241 homes for low- to extremely low-income residents, including those exiting or at risk of homelessness, and is part of Governor Newsom’s Excess Sites Program to repurpose excess state land into affordable housing.
Governor Gavin Newsom and the California Department of Housing and Community Development have announced $118.9 million in new federal funding to support the development of 487 affordable rental homes and supportive services in 29 rural and tribal communities across the state.