January 12, 2024

Read this story in English. El departamento de vivienda del estado de California está demandando a un promotor inmobiliario de Los Ángeles que el año pasado incumplió los pagos de préstamos privados que obtuvo para la conversión de siete moteles financiados por el estado, poniendo los proyectos de viviendas para personas sin hogar en riesgo […]

The state Department of Housing and Community Development has filed a civil lawsuit demanding that Shangri-La Industries LLC return funds it received from the Homekey program to house homeless Californians.

Read this story in English. La Corte Suprema de Estados Unidos evaluará si las ciudades pueden prohibir o limitar legalmente que las personas sin hogar acampen en espacios públicos, un caso que podría otorgar a los funcionarios de California más poder para barrer los campamentos de personas sin hogar. El caso, que se originó en […]

The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear a case that has implications for how much power California officials have over homeless camps. It will rule on current precedent later this year.

To keep more police on patrols, law enforcement groups would like officers to spend less time in court. Legislation would allow non-sworn community service officers to testify in preliminary hearings instead of police.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom's new budget and the Legislature's budget analyst have widely differing estimates of the state's revenues and deficit. That means they also diverge on how much money should go to the state's schools.

Some California residents are frustrated with rising insurance and utility costs, reviving questions about barring fire rebuilds altogether. A Magalia resident says that would be the nuclear option, especially given all the other forms of risk management available.