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State sues Southern California city that's banned new homeless shelters

California sued Norwalk for its moratorium on homeless shelters, claiming it violates housing laws and discriminates against vulnerable residents.

California city sued over 'unlawful ban on new housing'

California has filed a lawsuit against Norwalk for blocking housing projects and violating state housing laws.

California city sued over unlawful ban on new housing'

California has sued Norwalk for blocking homeless shelters, citing violations of multiple housing laws.

California Homelessness Funds Come With a Catch: Cities Must Follow Housing Laws | KQED

Gov. Newsom ties homeless encampment funding to cities' compliance with housing laws, aiming to address California's ongoing homelessness crisis.

Court Denies Huge Builder's Remedy Project in Redondo Beach

A court has denied Leo Pustilnikov's application to build a 35-unit apartment project in Redondo Beach, following a tentative ruling a week ago.
Pustilnikov plans to appeal the decision.

Controversial California Law Meant to Spur New Housing Could Get More Teeth | KQED

Developers are increasingly using the builder's remedy due to new housing laws to spur construction.
At least 93 builder's remedy projects with 17,000 potential new homes have been proposed in California in the last two years.

State sues Southern California city that's banned new homeless shelters

California sued Norwalk for its moratorium on homeless shelters, claiming it violates housing laws and discriminates against vulnerable residents.

California city sued over 'unlawful ban on new housing'

California has filed a lawsuit against Norwalk for blocking housing projects and violating state housing laws.

California city sued over unlawful ban on new housing'

California has sued Norwalk for blocking homeless shelters, citing violations of multiple housing laws.

California Homelessness Funds Come With a Catch: Cities Must Follow Housing Laws | KQED

Gov. Newsom ties homeless encampment funding to cities' compliance with housing laws, aiming to address California's ongoing homelessness crisis.

Court Denies Huge Builder's Remedy Project in Redondo Beach

A court has denied Leo Pustilnikov's application to build a 35-unit apartment project in Redondo Beach, following a tentative ruling a week ago.
Pustilnikov plans to appeal the decision.

Controversial California Law Meant to Spur New Housing Could Get More Teeth | KQED

Developers are increasingly using the builder's remedy due to new housing laws to spur construction.
At least 93 builder's remedy projects with 17,000 potential new homes have been proposed in California in the last two years.
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'Greedy' posh NYC school director, husband evicted for writing off rent-stabilized Tribeca pad

The Dalton School admissions director and her husband are evicted for misusing a rent-stabilized apartment as a business address rather than a primary residence.
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Judge orders Huntington Beach to update housing plan in 12 months

Huntington Beach must develop over 13,000 homes by 2030 under state mandate.

Huntington Sends Housing Mandate Decision to Appeals Court

Huntington Beach has appealed a federal judge's decision to dismiss its challenge to a state requirement to plan for thousands of homes.
The city argues that state housing laws violate its right to zone property and accuses the state of trying to urbanize California.

Judge orders Huntington Beach to update housing plan in 12 months

Huntington Beach must develop over 13,000 homes by 2030 under state mandate.

Huntington Sends Housing Mandate Decision to Appeals Court

Huntington Beach has appealed a federal judge's decision to dismiss its challenge to a state requirement to plan for thousands of homes.
The city argues that state housing laws violate its right to zone property and accuses the state of trying to urbanize California.
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Squatter sublets NYC apartment while owing 'betrayed' landlord $72K in rent

A squatter avoided paying rent for 3 years, making $72,000, then sublet the unit for profit, exploiting landlord and loopholes in housing laws.

What's News, Breaking: Wednesday, April 3, 2024

New drug Zevtera approved by FDA to treat certain staph infections.
Elected officials aim to address the issue of squatters invading and vandalizing buildings.
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