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Friday, July 11, 2025

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Housing

Will supes oust one of the most effective members of the Homeless Oversight Commission?

And what does this say about the mayor and the board changing policy on Prop C and 'housing first?'

Opinion: Preserve the housing money—and stop the mayor’s power grab

The supes need to reject Lurie's plan to gut affordable housing money from Prop. C

Wiener-Newsom CEQA ‘reform’ is a dangerous fraud

Lithium battery factories without environmental review. Miami Beach development along the coast. And it's not going to make housing more affordable

The violence of towing homes

I've lived through this. Taking peoples homes is a terrible approach

Berkeley’s Orwellian upzoning plan

New language would undermine the Citizen Participation Element of the city's General Plan

Board of Appeals sets dangerous precedent for demolishing rental housing

Ruling could encourage speculators to ignore city preservation policy

Appeals Board hearing raises key issue about protecting existing rental units

Planning Department wants to allow the removal of what evidence shows was a rent-controlled housing unit, setting a potentially dangerous precedent

SFMTA approves rules that would evict most people living in RVs

It's inhumane. It won't work. There's massive opposition. But the commissioners voted to approve it anyway.

SF weaponizes parking rules to displace RV families: 6 takeaways from El Tecolote’s blockbuster report

Winston Drive community of working class families was torn apart in 2024—and now Mayor Lurie intensifies the crackdown.

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Amid ICE threats, city decimates Mission District housing and food programs

Since late 1990s, HOMEY has worked to keep neighbors safe and healthy. After budget cuts, it's fighting for survival.

New Yimby bill would make it harder for cities to raise money for affordabe housing

Wicks measure would undermine one of the few tools cities have to tax big real-estate for housing money

The new state housing numbers, the Yimbys, and a bit of Econ 101

An economist explains what the latest data shows—and doesn't show—about the affordable housing crisis in California

At a park named for indigenous people, a homeless community faces eviction

A crackdown on Where Do We Go Berkeley in Ohlone Park raises the question: Do we all have the right to feel safe in public?

UPDATED: 48 Hills wins *16* California Journalism Awards

Our fiercely independent reporting scored awards for General Excellence, Best Column, Arts Coverage, Homeless Reporting, more

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Sanctuaries not sweeps  

Houseless and housed communities from across the Bay stand together to resist the endless erasure of houseless peoples, demand sanctuary lands so we can build solutions

Mayor Ishii and Berkeley’s ‘Missing Middle’

Collaborative legislating—or a disdain for public process?

Fielder proposal to protect unhoused families runs into opposition from ‘moderates’

Sauter, Sherrill try to kill a measure that would give a bit of hope to some of the city's most vulnerable residents

Planning hearing on upzoning shows the two worlds of housing advocates

Everyone wants lower prices. the Yimbys think the private market will provide it; community advocates say that doesn't work.

Conditions at a Hunters Point housing project are disgraceful—and the private operators are ducking responsibility

Hearing shows for-profit companies running Alice Griffith failed to make basic repairs, and now want a city bailout.

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