KQED Forum Liam Dillon Lesley McClurg Los Angeles Times KQED Erin Baldassari @CACommBuilders @AdamBriones510 There’s nothing to weigh. At more than 50 years old and having been a working professional all my adult life i’ve never remotely been able to afford to buy a house.

Five years after I first introduced it and three years after City Council’s historic unanimous COMMITMENT to end exclusionary zoning by December 2022, Berkeley is on the cusp of making history. On Tues, July 23rd, the Council will vote to end exclusionary zoning once and for all

We can evaluate this argument because people made similar claims about SB 9. In fact, SB 9 has been used much more often in wealthy areas with larger lots. Danville has had 4x as many SB 9 applications as Oakland x.com/e_baldi/status…

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As storms continue to pummel NorCal, unhoused San Franciscans and their advocates fear the city’s aggressive removal of tents and structures in recent months leaves people especially vulnerable to the elements. Vanessa Rancaño reports for KQED News kqed.org/news/12015125/…

Surprise, surprise -- one of the first major donors to Mayor Daniel Lurie 丹尼爾·羅偉's 1,500 shelter bed plan are ... drum roll please ... Tipping Point Community. Shocking, I know. But there are more: sfstandard.com/2025/05/08/lur…

A week from today, I'll be talking w/ Kevin Fagan about his new book, The Lost & the Found, & how California's response to homelessness has - or hasn't - changed in the 2+ decades he's spent covering it. Got questions for him? Let me know! Details here: bit.ly/3TfuXBa

I’ve seen a number of hotly contested homeless encampments sweeps but smoke grenades & threatening residents w/ rubber bullets? That’s pretty rare (imo, tho I’m sure other examples exist; just don’t see it often). Reporting by Vanessa Rancaño KQED News kqed.org/news/12042901/…