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Federal grant cuts threaten South Bay housing program for 40 vulnerable patients
A South Bay community clinic is scrambling to secure alternative funding after federal grant cuts slashed more than $400,000 from a vital housing program, leaving 40 vulnerable patients at risk of losing their homes. Bay Area Community Health, which operates clinics from Hayward to Gilroy, recently learned that its annual...
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The Money Overview
Federal rent ceilings for housing vouchers took effect October 1, except in 13 areas that kept last year’s
HUD’s new fair market rents for housing vouchers took effect October 1, but not everywhere. Thirteen areas, including Milwaukee, Madison, San Jose and Santa Ana-Anaheim-Irvine, are still on last year’s figures because local housing agencies asked the department to take a second look. For voucher holders there, the fiscal 2026 numbers stay in place while […] The post Federal rent ceilings for housing vouchers took effect October 1, except in 13 areas that kept last year’s appeared first on The Money Overview .
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Silicon Valley
Wells Fargo logo is getting high-profile perch on San Jose skyline
SAN JOSE — With work already underway to make the visible change, the Wells Fargo logo will replace the KQED name on the rooftop of an 18-story office building in downtown San Jose. A Wells Fargo bank branch operates on the ground floor of the office tower at 50...
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Three candidates compete for one spot on Sonoma's city council
As part of our ongoing coverage of the November 3rd general election, we are bringing you interviews with the candidates on your local ballot. That includes the race for Sonoma city council District 1. It's the only seat being contested in Sonoma this election. Sonoma's 1st city council district covers...
The US Sun
Bulldozers to raze 44-acre mall to make way for apartments & hotel – but Target store will remain standing
A 44-ACRE mall property is slated for a major revamp as officials plot to ditch retail for residential. The Tanforan Mall is in for a major redevelopment, to be transformed into a mixed-use neighborhood with tons of apartments and a hotel. The California mall, also known as The Shops at...
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Over In Lodi, California, Retirees Find Wine Country Living Without Napa Prices
Plenty of retirees dream of rows of grapevines outside the window, until they see what homes near the famous valleys cost. A quieter option sits in the middle of California’s Central Valley, where vineyard country comes with a smaller city and a calmer pace. It has close to 66,000...
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Construction begins on 92-unit affordable housing project in Fremont
Construction has begun on Canvas, a five-story, 92-unit affordable housing development in downtown Fremont. Community Development Partners (CDP) is developing the $59-million project at 39340 Fremont Boulevard, with completion expected in March 2028. The development will include studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments for households earning 30 to 70 per...
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As Costs Rise, Voters in 3 Bay Area Cities Could Cap One of Them: Rent
When Linda Jackson and her son moved into the Willow Mobile Home Park in the East Bay town of San Pablo five years ago, they paid roughly $900 to rent the space where they parked the home they own. The costs for their mortgage and rent felt manageable. “We can...
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Fremont Project Set to Break Ground on 335-Unit Downtown Development, First of 918 Affordable Homes
A 335-unit development is poised to break ground in the next few months at 3440 Walnut Avenue in downtown Fremont, mixing 119 affordable apartments with 216 market-rate condominiums in what city officials are calling the first of six residential projects set to start construction across the city this fall. The project, known as Capital at City Center, is designed to bring new housing options to Fremont's urban core at a time when the city is racing to meet ambitious affordable housing targets.