Recent Newsletters
Budget Proposals Continue to Destabilize Efforts to Address Housing Affordability and Homelessness
Since taking office this year, the Trump administration has destabilized efforts to address housing affordability and homelessness by proposing mass layoffs at HUD, selling or moving the HUD headquarters, placing staff of the US [...]
California State Legislature Continues to Advance Bills to Produce Housing, Promote Equity, Protect Tenants, and more
Article Contributor: Jacqueline Woo, Manager, CA Legislative Analysis This year, California’s State Legislature is advancing a comprehensive suite of housing bills to boost housing production, protect tenants, create innovations in funding, and develop models [...]
California Fast Track Permit Reform Package Promises Further Housing Development Streamlining
In March, a bipartisan and bicameral group of legislators announced a comprehensive housing package to tackle California’s housing crisis. The package, dubbed the “Fast Track Housing Package,” includes more than 20 bills geared toward [...]
Sixth Vienna Social Housing Field Study Inspires Multisectoral Delegates to Continue Dialogue Back Home
In April, 31 delegates from Southern California, the Bay Area, and Virginia attended the 6th immersive Global Policy Leadership Academy (GPLA) Social Housing Field Study in Vienna, Austria. Attendees represented local and state agencies, [...]
New Resources from the Climate Smart Housing Collective Advance Climate and Housing Work
Visit the CSHC website As climate change and housing remain top issues facing this country and globally, the most vulnerable communities are at the highest risk of being impacted by extreme weather events and [...]
Trump Administration Actions Continue to Impact Housing and Homelessness
The Trump administration continues to adopt policies and implement changes that have a drastic impact on housing and homelessness, driven by its cost-cutting and bureaucracy reduction efforts. Meanwhile, other lawmakers and organizations are attempting to [...]