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Loleta, CA · Real Estate
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Eureka City Council Tables Discussion on Increased Fees for Sewer Lateral Repairs Due to Pushback From Local Realtors, Homeowners
After hearing from more than a dozen local realtors and homeowners at Tuesday’s meeting, the Eureka City Council unanimously voted to table its decision on a proposed update to the 2024-25 fee schedule that would increase the cost of sewer lateral replacement for property owners with especially deep or problematic plumbing. The city council will revisit the item at its next meeting.
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Tenants at Eureka’s Hillsdale Apartments Successfully Fight Back Against Illegal Rent Hikes
Residents of Eureka’s Hillsdale Apartments are standing up for their legal rights after their new landlord allegedly tried to increase their rents by hundreds of dollars per month, in violation of the California Tenant Protection Act. Reached earlier today, 80-year-old Allen Moore said he received a phone call this...
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Arcata city officials give update on housing issues
ARCATA, Calif. — For years, the city of Arcata has been experiencing a housing crisis, which has caused a lack of housing in the surrounding area. City officials for community development say they have been working to lessen the number of people on the street. "We have over the...
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AHHA served 2,398 guests in 2024 through Mobile Showers Care-A-Van Program
EUREKA, Calif. — In 2024, Affordable Homelessness Housing Alternative (AHHA) celebrated their 10-year anniversary in a big way as they served 2,398 guests through their Mobile Showers Care-A-Van Program. “We served one female for every three men, so it was about 66% of 67% of who we served were...
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Eureka City Council Advances Development Agreement for Affordable Housing Projects on City-Owned Parking Lots, Approves Church Conversion Near Henderson Center
The City of Eureka’s plans to expand the city’s affordable housing supply are moving right along. At last night’s meeting, the Eureka City Council unanimously approved development agreements with Dishgamu Humboldt, a community land trust operated by the Wiyot Tribe, and the Rural Communities Housing Development Corporation (RCHDC) for up-and-coming affordable housing projects. Three city-owned sites are slated for development, including a parking lot at the corner of 5th and D streets, another at 6th and L streets and the “Sunset Heights” property, a mostly vacant 3.5-acre site overlooking Highway 101 between Henderson and Harris streets.