Gov. Newsom signs bills that could build the foundation for more housing
The state has approved $22 billion in funding to build tens of thousands of homes — but millions are needed.
The state has approved $22 billion in funding to build tens of thousands of homes — but millions are needed.
State has issued $650 million to 55,000 renters — or about 25% of the federal funds under the CARES Act. About 724,000 renters are behind on their rent.
More than 2.46 million homeowners affected by or in high-risk wildfire areas get much-needed protection.
Some dramatic efforts could help millions of Californians avoid evictions and foreclosures as they shelter in place to reduce the risk of COVID-19.
Uncle Sam hurts many middle-class property owners in California, but could help some with a deduction for home equity loans.
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