
Better housing outcomes for families and veterans point to the importance of well-resourced and targeted homelessness programs
California’s affordable housing shortage and enduring poverty are major drivers of the state’s homelessness crisis,1 but efforts to resolve or prevent homelessness are most effective when targeted to people’s specific circumstances. Homelessness services, shelter, and housing programs in California serve a diverse population, and there are often different programs for different groups of people, such as families, unaccompanied youth, or adults living without children. To understand how homelessness programs are working to address the distinct…
Five Recent Trends in Homelessness in California
The number of people experiencing homelessness in California has grown steadily in recent years. On a given night in 2022,…
Achieving Housing Abundance Near Transit
Past housing and transportation policy have encouraged car-centric sprawl, reinforcing racial and social inequity and increasing greenhouse gas emissions. A…
Past Webinar: California Legislative Session Recap 2023
In mid-September, the California legislature wrapped up year one of a two-year legislative session. Several dozen bills related to housing…
The Housing Potential for Land Owned by Faith-Based Organizations and Colleges
Senate Bill (SB) 4 is a California legislative proposal to allow and streamline affordable housing on land owned by faith-based…
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