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Former Aptos golf course to become “Village on the Green”

The project has been revised

Aptos, CA · 12d

chulavistatoday.com

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Teresa Acosta: “Housing and Local Control Are the Challenges Facing Cities”

Latino representation in the spaces where statewide public policy is shaped has a new leader at the League of California Cities. Teresa Acosta, a Carlsbad councilmember since 2020, became president of the organization on September 25, becoming the second Latina to hold the position in the association’s 128-year history, she said during an interview with Fanny Miller, publisher of El Latino San Diego.

Carlsbad, CA · 10d
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Mount Shasta Herald

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California ballot measures election night results, live updates

Voting is underway in California, where voters will decide on a slate of ballot measures. Polls close at 8 p.m. Tuesday. However, it may remain unclear whether Tuesday night will bring California's ballot-measure results. California's vote-counting process often continues for weeks after Election Day as election officials process and tally millions of ballots.

California · 10d
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SFGate

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Tiny Lake Havasu City has become a hotspot for Calif.'s millionaire renters

Millionaire renters are surging across California.

California · 13d
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KQED

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A Fight Over Farmworker Housing Is on the Ballot in This Bay Area Town

After more than a half-century of marriage, Cándido Rosales and his wife are living apart in the same town. She recently joined him from Mexico after waiting years for her immigration paperwork to be approved. But they haven’t found a place they can afford where they could live together in Half Moon Bay. She is staying with her sister; he shares a rented room with another person.

Half Moon Bay, CA · 11d

lookout.co

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Santa Cruz County business: Downtown Pops! seeks tenants; two new bookstores slated to open

Each week, we’re taking a closer look at the movers and shakers, the growth of industries and what’s really driving the Santa Cruz County economy. I’ll be spotlighting some of the biggest areas for opportunity, updates on local development and all things underpinning the regional business scene each Wednesday.

Santa Cruz County, CA · 12d

mindfullyamerican.com

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8 Things California Home Sellers Have to Disclose That Surprise Buyers

Most home sellers expect to mention a leaky roof or a cracked foundation. But Californians selling a house may be surprised how much more the law asks them to tell a buyer. Here’s what to know before you list. Note: This is general information, not legal advice. Disclosure rules...

California · 14d

Coast News

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Opinion: Yes on Prop 45 to own your piece of the California dream

In California, we talk a lot about affordable housing. I’d much prefer we build affordable housing rather than talk about it. Proposition 45, the Building and Affordable California Act, would make it easier to do just that. It would allow us to build more of the homes that Californians need, including single-family homes in the suburbs as well as condos, townhomes and apartments in our cities.

California · 10d

Realtor.com News & Insights

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​​Tiny-Home Developers in California Hit With Felony Charges After Abandoning Projects

Homeowners who paid thousands of dollars to a California company say they were left with unfinished projects and financial losses.

California · 13d

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Watsonville farmworker families find food, clothing and support at monthly donation drive

➤ Para leer el artículo en español, haga clic aquí. Inside the Watsonville Woman’s Club on a Friday afternoon, a young girl flaps her furry, pink-and-white flamingo wings as she beams into a mirror. Finally, she’s found the right Halloween costume. It took a handful of...

Watsonville, CA · 13d

IgniteIt

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“I Don’t Think a Lounge Would Be Self-Sustaining”: The Economics Behind Cannabis Hospitality

The Artist Tree cofounder Lauren Fontein explains why cannabis lounges struggle to sustain themselves, how high rents and discounting squeeze retail margins, and what the company has learned while expanding from California to New York without institutional financing.

California · 13d

Fox News

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California wants to spend $25 billion to put homebuyers deeper in debt

Proposition 37 would let California issue $25 billion in bonds for down payment assistance, but more borrowing won't solve the housing shortage.

California · 14d

wheninyourstate.com

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17% mobile-home rent hikes spark emergency action in California

Manufactured-home owners in Encinitas, California, are pushing for stronger protections after some residents at Riviera Mobile Home Park were notified of steep increases in the rent charged for the land beneath their homes. Some proposed increases exceeded 17%, including one that would have added about $350 a month. Management later...

Encinitas, CA · 13d

decorhint.com

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12 Beautiful California Mountain Towns Where Retirees Can Still Find Affordable Living

California isn’t exactly known for affordable housing, but the picture changes once you head into the mountains. Some towns still have home prices that make retirement feel possible without a fortune in savings. Others offer a quieter lifestyle, with historic downtowns and beautiful scenery right outside the door. Of...

California · 12d

San José Spotlight

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Morgan Hill council approves 105-home builder’s remedy project

A plan to bring more than 100 homes to Morgan Hill just east of the U.S. Highway 101 Cochrane Road exit is moving forward after receiving approval from city officials. The City Council on Wednesday unanimously approved the housing project, ensuring 105 single-family homes will be built on a 15.8-acre lot in the South County... The post Morgan Hill council approves 105-home builder’s remedy project appeared first on San José Spotlight .

Morgan Hill, CA · 14d

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Soledad Union to celebrate grand opening of staff housing.

Soledad Union School District will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony to open its 20-unit staff housing development on Tuesday, Oct. 27. The apartments are in a two-story building in Soledad’s downtown at the corner of Monterey and Soledad streets, within walking distance of several schools. “This is in the perfect...

Soledad, CA · 13d

Lassen County News

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BLM strengthens U.S. energy security with successful California geothermal lease sale

The Bureau of Land Management accepted winning bids on 16 parcels in California totaling 33,362 acres for about $3.7 million in total receipts from the Oct. 27 geothermal lease sale. The BLM may issue leases once review and payment are complete.The combined bonus bids, rentals and subsequent royalties from the leases will be distributed between the U.S. Treasury, the state of California, and Modoc, Sonoma, Lake, Mono and Inyo counties, in which the leases are located.

California · 12d

Santa Monica Daily Press

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Newsom signs nine Zbur bills in end-of-session flurry

Assemblymember Rick Chavez Zbur, whose district includes Santa Monica, closed out the legislative year with a burst of new laws. Gov. Gavin Newsom signed nine of his bills, covering hotel ground leases, data center power costs, rare disease treatment, attorney misconduct and the right to reach a human customer service representative.

California · 14d

themortgagepoint.com

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Voter-Approved Prop 1 Funds Deliver More Affordable Homes In California

A new program aimed at tackling homelessness in California has achieved a milestone, California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced. Newsom announced more than 2,900 permanent supportive homes funded by the voter-approved Proposition 1-backed Homekey+ program to provide stability for Californians with behavioral health challenges. “When California voters approved Proposition 1, they...

California · 13d

Santa Barbara Independent

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People’s Self-Help Housing Named ‘Developer of the Year’

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – Central Coast, CA, October 21, 2026 – People’s Self-Help Housing (PSHH) has been selected by the Southern California Association of Nonprofit Housing (SCANPH) as the recipient of the 2026 Developer of the Year Award, presented as part of the Homes Within Reach Awards program. The award recognizes SCANPH member organizations that consistently demonstrate creativity, innovation, and perseverance in overcoming challenges to expand affordable housing opportunities.

Santa Barbara County, CA · 15d