California Gubernatorial Candidates Housing Forum _ The Ezra Klein Show [6HETwu7Kfu8]
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Very little housing construction in California is apartments and condominiums.
Today, homeowners pay 60% of the property tax burden in California.
Commercial properties now pay 40% of California's property-tax burden.
Antonio Villaraigosa was the first U.S. mayor to create transit-oriented development districts.
Antonio Villaraigosa was the first mayor in the United States to create transit-oriented development districts.
A RAND and UCLA study found an 84% drop in construction in Los Angeles after Measure ULA.
Los Angeles was the most violent big city in America when Antonio Villaraigosa became mayor.
Tom Steyer has won three ballot initiatives outside California.
Xavier Becerra established the 988 program.
California has 97 different programs related to housing or homelessness assistance.
Another 2,000 homes in San Jose are securing financing.
When Proposition 13 passed, California commercial properties paid 60% of the property tax burden.
Commercial properties paid 60% of California's property-tax burden when Proposition 13 passed in 1978.
Today, commercial properties pay 40% of the property tax burden in California.
Los Angeles built more workforce-affordable housing during Antonio Villaraigosa's eight years as mayor than during the twelve years before his tenure.
A RAND/UCLA study found an 84% drop in construction in Los Angeles since Measure ULA took effect.
A person in Richmond, Virginia can file a CEQA lawsuit against a project in Richmond, California.
Only one in seven people who becomes homeless has a mental-health problem.
Virtually everyone who stays on the street for a long time develops a mental-health problem.
Colorado completes multifamily housing projects 22 months faster than California.
Stacked local housing fees in San Jose add 10% to 20% to the cost of housing.
Antonio Villaraigosa has been on record opposing Proposition 13 since 1978.
When California passed Proposition 13, commercial properties paid 60% of the property tax burden.
California homeowners now pay 60% of the property tax burden.
During Antonio Villaraigosa's eight years as Los Angeles mayor, Los Angeles built more workforce-affordable housing than during the previous 12 years.
During Antonio Villaraigosa's eight years as Los Angeles mayor, Los Angeles built more market-rate housing than during the previous 12 years.
During Antonio Villaraigosa's time as Los Angeles mayor, Downtown Los Angeles's population increased from 20,000 to 60,000.
During Antonio Villaraigosa's eight years as Los Angeles mayor, Los Angeles built more workforce affordable housing than in the prior 12 years.
Los Angeles built more market-rate housing during Antonio Villaraigosa's eight years as mayor than during the twelve years before his tenure.
During Antonio Villaraigosa's eight years as Los Angeles mayor, Los Angeles built more homeless housing than in the prior 12 years.
Measure ULA requires a 5% transfer tax on Los Angeles homes over $5 million.
California has 52 different forms for housing or homelessness assistance programs.
San Jose reduced homelessness inflow by 50%.
San Jose's local public cost to build new affordable housing is 30% higher than the private market.
Reducing California multifamily housing construction timelines by 22 months could reduce market-rate housing prices by 10 percent to 20 percent.
Huntington Beach is not building more housing.
A RAND and UCLA study found an 84% drop in construction since Measure ULA took effect.
Tejon Ranch resolved 29 of 33 objections in a CEQA lawsuit.
After Tejon Ranch lost on one CEQA objection, all 33 objections went back to zero.
About 70% of people on the street are willing to go into emergency interim housing.
San Jose moved multifamily housing approvals in its downtown to ministerial approval in the last two years.
Stacked local housing fees add 10% to 20% to the cost of housing.
San Jose housing fees add 10 percent to 20 percent to the cost of housing.
Proposition 13 incentivizes California cities to raise fees on new housing.
Xavier Becerra led the San Mateo case that expanded the Housing Accountability Act's zone of authority.
During Antonio Villaraigosa's eight years as Los Angeles mayor, Los Angeles built more market-rate housing than in the prior 12 years.
Los Angeles built more homeless housing during Antonio Villaraigosa's eight years as mayor than during the twelve years before his tenure.
Los Angeles Measure ULA imposes a 5% transfer tax on homes over $5 million.
Under NEPA, plaintiffs need to sue on environmental grounds.
The private market could build housing in San Jose for $600,000 per unit with incentives.
The California Legislative Analyst's Office found that rental assistance was an effective homelessness program.
The California Legislative Analyst's Office found that Homekey was an effective homelessness program.
The nonprofit community bank founded by Tom Steyer and Kat Taylor in Oakland has financed 17,000 low-income housing units.
California has a corporate real estate tax loophole worth more than $20 billion to the state.
A corporate real estate tax loophole is worth more than $20 billion to the state of California.
Vive failed.
Factory OS is the largest modular housing company in California.
Factory OS is the biggest modular housing company in California.
San Francisco has 40,000 housing units that are permitted and zoned but not being built.
San Francisco's 40,000 permitted and zoned housing units are not being built because developers cannot build them at prices buyers can afford.
A RAND study found that project speed is the driver of higher housing construction costs.
Estimates say making California market-rate multifamily housing construction 22 months faster could reduce prices by 10% to 20%.
Pending California legislation would create one uniform statewide housing permit.
A California legislative proposal would give cities 30 days to state all fees for a housing permit.
California applies essentially the same standards to some four-unit multifamily projects as to 400-unit projects.
California four-unit multifamily projects can be required to meet essentially the same standards as 400-unit projects.
Most of the more than 20,000 new homes approved for construction in San Jose were not built because the economics did not work out.
San Jose had approved 22,000 homes that were not getting built.
The RAND study found that time and fees are the two major housing-cost levers that local governments control.
In the last two years, San Jose moved multifamily housing approvals in downtown, planned growth areas, and transit corridors to ministerial approval.
San Jose moved multifamily housing approvals along transit corridors to ministerial approval in the last two years.
San Jose recently approved a 560-unit housing project.
San Jose's stacked housing fees add 10% to 20% to the cost of housing.
A San Jose City Council member recently lost a seat over a housing fee reduction that was framed as a giveaway to developers.
A San Jose City Council member lost a seat over a fee reduction.
The previous mayor of San Jose lost a city council majority over a fee reduction.
The previous San Jose mayor lost a council majority over a housing fee reduction that was framed as a giveaway to developers.
San Jose cut one-time housing fees by more than two-thirds.
San Jose cut one-time housing fees by more than two thirds.
In San Jose, 2,000 homes got under construction last year.
About 2,000 homes went under construction in San Jose after the city cut one-time housing fees by more than two-thirds.
Two thousand homes got under construction in San Jose last year after San Jose cut housing fees.
Another 2,000 homes in San Jose were securing financing at the time of the debate.
When Proposition 13 passed, California homeowners paid 40% of the property tax burden.
Most U.S. states have a service tax.
Antonio Villaraigosa balanced two California state budgets with a surplus as speaker of the California State Assembly.
Antonio Villaraigosa balanced two California budgets with surpluses as speaker of the California State Assembly.
Top-income Californians pay the vast majority of California taxes.
Top earners pay the vast majority of California taxes.
High-income Californians pay the vast majority of California taxes.
During Antonio Villaraigosa's eight years as Los Angeles mayor, Los Angeles built more homeless housing than during the previous 12 years.
Downtown Los Angeles's population increased from 20,000 to 60,000 during Antonio Villaraigosa's mayoralty.
Downtown Los Angeles went from 20,000 people to 60,000 people during Antonio Villaraigosa's mayoral tenure.
Xavier Becerra led a San Mateo case that expanded the Housing Accountability Act's authority.
California's housing litigation against Huntington Beach resulted in years of legal wrangling without new housing being built.
California's housing litigation with Huntington Beach has not resulted in new housing being built.
Huntington Beach's housing element plan said the city needed to build several hundred new housing units.
Huntington Beach had its own housing element plan.
Huntington Beach's housing element plan said Huntington Beach needed to build several hundred new housing units.
California won its lawsuit against Huntington Beach because Huntington Beach was violating the law.
Redevelopment ended in California during the Great Recession.
The San Diego County-area housing development discussed by Xavier Becerra had several thousand units.
The San Diego County-area housing development discussed by Xavier Becerra had one route for egress.
The Los Angeles City Council passed a rezoning intended to slow SB 79.
Measure ULA imposes a 5% transfer tax on homes over $5,000,000 in Los Angeles.
Under CEQA, lawsuits do not need to be based on environmental reasons.
Under NEPA, lawsuits must be based on environmental reasons.
A person in Richmond, Virginia can sue over a project in Richmond, California under CEQA.
A plaintiff in Richmond, Virginia can use CEQA to sue over a project in Richmond, California.
Graduation rates went up 60% during Antonio Villaraigosa's tenure as mayor of Los Angeles.
Tom Steyer has run three ballot initiatives in California.
Tom Steyer's proposed ballot proposition would bring over $20 billion to California cities and counties.
A California ballot-measure campaign run by Tom Steyer against oil companies received 70% of the vote.
The California Legislature failed for twenty years to enact the tobacco tax that Tom Steyer supported by ballot measure.
The Irvine Company assembled the land that became Irvine in the nineteenth century.
Tejon Ranch lost in court on one of the CEQA objections to its development plans.
Europe has long-term residential leases that the United States does not have.
California's unsheltered homeless population continued to grow from 2018 to 2023.
The Trump administration took away a 988 line for LGBTQI callers.
California's current homelessness strategy relies on shelters and permanent assisted housing.
Emergency interim housing provides wraparound services.
Permanent assisted housing costs between $750,000 and $1 million per unit.
California SB 79, authored by Buffy Wicks, is about building dense housing around public transportation.
Accessory dwelling units were originally intended for family members.
The median cost of cash assistance for foreclosure or eviction prevention is $6,000 per family.
Katie Porter worked on a statewide foreclosure prevention and eviction prevention program with Kamala Harris.
More than 92% of households helped by San Jose's homelessness prevention model with one-time assistance and case management did not need ongoing public subsidy.
Crime-related 911 calls for service plummeted around San Jose interim housing sites after people were stabilized indoors and connected to case management.
Blight-related 311 calls plummeted around San Jose interim housing sites after people were stabilized indoors and connected to case management.
Older housing stock in San Jose can be bought for $300,000 per unit.
San Jose has built new affordable housing at $1 million per unit.
California passed the temporary Tenant Protection Act during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The California Legislative Analyst's Office found that only two California state homelessness programs worked.
California's Homekey program provides temporary housing.
The average permanent supportive housing unit in Los Angeles costs $850,000.
The average permanent supportive housing unit in Santa Monica costs $1.2 million.
Ronald Reagan got rid of mental hospitals.
Democrats have been in office in California for 28 years.
California's CARE Court program lacks county-level accountability for implementation.
In California, it is almost impossible for parents or spouses to place a mentally ill loved one in an institution.
Many homeless people who currently use drugs or have mental illness did not have those conditions when they first became homeless.
The nonprofit community bank started by Tom Steyer and Kat Taylor in Oakland has financed 17,000 low-income housing units.
California cities and counties charge housing development fees up to 20% of the cost of a house.
California cities and counties can charge housing fees of up to 20 percent of the cost of a house.
Entegra failed.
There are 40,000 permitted housing units in San Francisco that are not being built.
A Turner Center analysis found that paying prevailing wages increases housing costs by about $94,000 per unit.
California construction costs are higher now than they were before Donald Trump's presidency.
Most housing built in California today is single-family housing.
A RAND study found that completing a multifamily housing project takes about 27 months in Texas.
Constructing a square foot of market-rate housing in California costs about twice as much as constructing one in Texas.
Affordable housing projects face more delays than market-rate housing projects.
San Jose has more than 10 pages of housing development fees.
Local housing fees and timelines have blocked tens of thousands of housing units in California cities.
Proposition 13 pushes California cities to raise fees on new housing.
Proposition 13 pushes California cities to prefer retail and commercial development over residential development.
Proposition 13 incentivizes California cities to prefer retail development over residential development.
Because of Proposition 13, California cities receive more fiscal reward from a strip mall than from housing.
Because of Proposition 13, California cities receive greater fiscal rewards for strip malls than for housing.
The average down payment for a home in California is $140,000 to $160,000.
Antonio Villaraigosa balanced two California state budgets with surpluses.
Governor Gavin Newsom threatened lawsuits against 15 more California cities and counties for opposing or delaying state housing law.
Huntington Beach reneged on building several hundred housing units identified in its own housing element plan.
California prevailed in the San Mateo County case in a ruling that found the housing-responsibility law constitutional.
California housing elements are policy documents that local governments submit to the state to show zoning capacity for new housing.
California's builder's remedy is an accountability mechanism for local governments that miss housing element approval deadlines.
A San Diego housing project with 2,000 units still has not been built.
A 2,000-unit San Diego-area housing project involved in litigation during Xavier Becerra's attorney general tenure still has not been built.
The San Diego County-area housing project challenged by Xavier Becerra's attorney general office had one route for egress.
Los Angeles passed Measure ULA as a transfer tax on property sales over $5,000,000.
Measure ULA is a transfer tax on sales of Los Angeles properties over $5 million.
Tejon Ranch has been trying to develop workforce-priced housing for more than thirty years.
Direct cash assistance is the most effective way to keep someone in their home or apartment.
The Audacious Foundation funded a large California-based project to run pilots around the country.
A recent California bill to cap annual rent increases at 5% failed in the state legislature.
Tiny homes can be built in San Jose for $100,000.
Tiny homes can be built in Los Angeles for $100,000.
Gavin Newsom promised to build millions more homes when he became governor of California in 2019.
Factory OS was recently recapitalized.
Trump-era tariffs are being found illegal.
Constructing a square foot of affordable housing in California costs four times as much as constructing a square foot of market-rate housing in Texas.
Affordable housing developers piece together financing from seven different pools of money.
Affordable housing developers often piece together financing from seven different pools of money.
Requiring skilled-and-trained workforce standards in full for residential housing would drive up costs.
San Jose approved more than 20,000 new homes for construction.
San Jose approved 22,000 homes that are not getting built.
San Jose has more than 10 pages of housing-related fees.
Stacked local development fees add 10% to 20% to the cost of housing.
San Jose cut housing fees by more than two-thirds.
Proposition 13 pushes California cities to raise fees on new housing because cities collect insufficient property tax revenue.
Because of Proposition 13, California gives stronger fiscal rewards to strip malls than to housing.
When California passed Proposition 13, homeowners paid 40% of the property tax burden.
Homeowners paid 40% of California's property-tax burden when Proposition 13 passed in 1978.
Homeowners now pay 60% of California's property-tax burden.
California commercial properties now pay 40% of the property tax burden.
Think Long has proposed spreading California's tax burden across the economy.
Xavier Becerra was California attorney general when California began suing cities over housing.
Xavier Becerra sued Huntington Beach over housing as California attorney general.
The Huntington Beach housing litigation has lasted for years without producing new housing construction.
Huntington Beach had its own housing element plan when California sued the city.
California won its housing lawsuit against Huntington Beach.
Housing lawsuits against local governments can drag on for years.
Some California cities and counties racked up large debts through redevelopment.
The San Diego County housing project discussed by Xavier Becerra included several thousand housing units.
The San Diego County-area housing project challenged by Xavier Becerra's attorney general office included several thousand housing units.
The San Diego County housing project discussed by Xavier Becerra had one route of egress.
Karen Bass started rolling back Executive Directive 1 because of local opposition.
Los Angeles Measure ULA is a transfer tax on property sales over $5 million.
Measure ULA reduced development of multifamily properties in Los Angeles.
The Los Angeles City Council passed a rezoning measure to slow down SB 79.
RAND and UCLA conducted a study on Measure ULA.
Los Angeles recently opened the first leg of a subway to the sea.
Under NEPA, plaintiffs must sue on environmental grounds.
Los Angeles passed Measure HHH.
Measure HHH gave Los Angeles money to build housing.
A $22 billion revenue estimate for Tom Steyer's proposed Proposition 13 reform is higher than most estimates of how much revenue the reform would generate.
The Biden administration largely embraced Housing First as the dominant federal homelessness framework.
Most of California's homelessness spending from 2018 to 2023 occurred within a Housing First framework.
The governor of California does not control the streets of Los Angeles, Oakland, or California counties.
Investing in a person maintaining housing costs far less than pulling that person off the street after homelessness.
Many unsheltered people prefer staying on the street to staying in a shelter.
Emergency interim housing gives residents a private room with a key.
The United States historically had many housing arrangements with shared bathrooms and shared kitchens in single homes.
Zoning laws have functionally eliminated many shared-bathroom and shared-kitchen housing arrangements in the United States.
Housing units for homelessness interventions can cost $800,000 to $1 million per unit.
Most people who experience homelessness are not permanently homeless.
More than 92% of households helped by San Jose's homelessness prevention model with one-time assistance and case management remained housed.
Some modular interim housing units in San Jose are built for $300,000 per unit.
San Jose gives local housing preference to homeless people from the area around an interim housing site.
Antonio Villaraigosa was a labor leader for 25 years before he was elected to public office.
Buffy Wicks was elected to office in 2018.
Buffy Wicks worked for President Barack Obama's White House.
Buffy Wicks became the housing chair in the California State Assembly.
Buffy Wicks is the appropriations chair in the California State Assembly.
California has tens of thousands of people experiencing homelessness on its streets.
California has one of the highest homelessness rates in the United States.
California has some of the highest homelessness rates in the United States.
California has some of the lowest homeownership rates in the United States.
California has one of the lowest homeownership rates in the United States.
California is 2.5 million homes short of its housing need.
California state law requires local municipalities to plan for housing.
Gavin Newsom became governor of California in 2019.
Gavin Newsom promised to build millions more homes when he came into office as California governor.
Dozens of pro-housing laws have passed in California since Gavin Newsom became governor.
California has passed dozens of pro-housing laws since Gavin Newsom took office.
The number of new homes being built in California is basically the same as when Gavin Newsom took office.
A RAND study found that constructing an apartment in California costs more than twice as much per square foot as constructing one in Texas.
A RAND study found that constructing an apartment in California costs more than twice as much per square foot as constructing an apartment in Texas.
Estimates for cost savings from off-site modular housing construction start at 20 percent.
Buffy Wicks is proposing a $10 billion housing bond in California.
Buffy Wicks is proposing a $10 billion housing bond.
Katerra went bankrupt.
Katerra raised $2 billion in private capital.
Factory OS was recently rebranded and recapitalized.
Factory OS was recently rebranded.
Estimates say modular housing construction can reduce housing costs per square foot by 20%.
A Turner Center analysis found that prevailing wage standards increase the cost per unit of housing by about $94,000.
Some Trump-era tariffs have been found illegal.
The cost of construction in California was high before Donald Trump.
A proposed California housing bond would provide $10 billion in bonding financing for affordable housing.
A RAND study found that completing a multifamily housing project takes about 37 months in Colorado.
A RAND study found that completing a multifamily housing project takes about 49 months in California.
Affordable housing costs more to construct per square foot than market-rate housing.
Constructing a square foot of affordable housing in California costs about four times as much as constructing a square foot of market-rate housing in Texas.
San Jose's ministerial approval process for multifamily housing does not go to the Planning Commission.
San Jose ministerial housing approvals do not go to the planning commission.
San Jose's ministerial approval process for multifamily housing does not go to the City Council.
San Jose ministerial housing approvals do not go to the city council.
San Jose's ministerial approval process for multifamily housing exempts projects from CEQA.
San Jose ministerial housing approvals exempt projects from CEQA.
San Jose has zoned some planned growth and transit areas for dense multifamily housing.
San Jose has zoned its downtown, planned growth areas, and transit corridors for dense multifamily housing.
Proposition 13 is California's cap on property taxes.
Proposition 13 caps property taxes in California.
Proposition 13 pushes California cities to prefer retail or commercial development over residential development.
Proposition 13 discourages California homeowners from selling their homes.
Proposition 13 discourages California homeowners from selling because sellers lose an effective property-tax break.
Proposition 13 discourages homeowners from selling because selling can mean losing an effective tax break.
Californians who bought a home before 1978 do not have to pay the same property taxes as Californians who buy a home today.
California homeowners who bought homes before 1978 do not pay the same property taxes as people who buy homes today.
People who bought a California home before 1978 do not have to pay the same property taxes as people who buy a home today.
California does not have a service tax.
Upper-income taxpayers are leaving California.
Antonio Villaraigosa was the only person on the debate stage who had served as speaker of the California State Assembly.
Antonio Villaraigosa was speaker of the California State Assembly.
Antonio Villaraigosa was Speaker of the California State Assembly.
As California attorney general, Xavier Becerra sued Huntington Beach over housing.
Xavier Becerra sued Huntington Beach over housing while serving as California attorney general.
Gavin Newsom threatened lawsuits against 15 more cities and counties over state housing law compliance.
Gavin Newsom threatened lawsuits against 15 additional California local governments over noncompliance with state housing law.
California's housing litigation with Huntington Beach has lasted years.
Huntington Beach was violating the law in the housing dispute with California.
Huntington Beach was violating California housing law.
California law makes every jurisdiction accountable for meeting its housing responsibility.
A California housing law requiring jurisdictions to meet housing responsibilities was upheld as constitutional in court.
A court upheld the constitutionality of a California law requiring every jurisdiction to meet its housing responsibilities.
California SB 79 passed in Sacramento.
California uses the housing element process to tell cities and counties what housing obligations are expected of them.
California cities and counties must submit housing element policy documents to the state.
California cities and counties must submit housing elements to the state.
California housing elements must show that local governments have zoned to create room for new housing.
California housing elements must show that local governments have zoned for new housing capacity.
California housing elements must include local programs and policies that enable housing to be built.
Many other California cities missed housing element approval deadlines.
San Jose missed a housing element approval deadline.
Builder's remedy is a California state accountability mechanism for housing element noncompliance.
California's builder's remedy is an accountability mechanism for cities that miss housing element approval deadlines.
California sued San Diego over housing while Xavier Becerra was attorney general.
San Diego was sued over a housing project while Xavier Becerra was California attorney general.
A San Diego-area housing project with 2,000 units involved in litigation during Xavier Becerra's tenure as attorney general has not been built.
California redevelopment agencies were eliminated during the Great Recession era.
California eliminated redevelopment during the Great Recession.
California redevelopment used tax increment financing.
Tax increment financing lets California local governments bond against projected future property-tax increases.
The San Diego County-area housing project challenged by Xavier Becerra's attorney general office was in a wildfire-risk area.
The San Diego County-area housing project discussed by Xavier Becerra was in hills with wildfire risk.
The San Diego County housing project discussed by Xavier Becerra was in a wildfire-risk area.
Xavier Becerra served as California attorney general from 2017 to 2021.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass signed ED1 to expedite affordable housing.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass signed Executive Directive 1.
Executive Directive 1 expedited affordable housing in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles Executive Directive 1 expedited affordable housing.
Karen Bass started rolling back Los Angeles Executive Directive 1 after local opposition.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass began rolling back ED1 because of local opposition.
Los Angeles passed Measure ULA.
California SB 79 increases housing density around transit.
SB 79 increases housing density around transit.
SB 79 passed in Sacramento.
The Los Angeles City Council passed a rezoning measure intended to slow SB 79.
Measure ULA applies to multifamily dwellings in Los Angeles.
Measure ULA applies to multifamily dwellings.
Measure ULA affects multifamily dwellings in Los Angeles.
Measure ULA applies to commercial properties in Los Angeles.
Measure ULA applies to commercial properties.
Measure ULA affects commercial properties in Los Angeles.
The first leg of Los Angeles's subway to the sea recently opened.
Antonio Villaraigosa proposed a Los Angeles subway to the sea twenty years earlier.
Under CEQA, plaintiffs do not need to sue on environmental grounds.
Crime went down 48% during Antonio Villaraigosa's tenure as mayor of Los Angeles.
A proposal similar to Tom Steyer's Proposition 13 reform proposal was on the California ballot a few years before the debate.
A proposal similar to Tom Steyer's Proposition 13 reform proposal failed on the California ballot a few years before the debate.
A California tobacco-tax ballot measure run by Tom Steyer received over 60% of the vote.
Tom Steyer has won three ballot initiatives in California.
The California Forever project is backed by tech billionaires.
The California Forever project is an effort to build a new master-planned city of 400,000 people in Solano County, California.
The California Forever project has faced substantial local opposition.
The California Forever project's land was acquired in an unusual and secretive way.
Katie Porter used to represent Huntington Beach, California.
Tejon Ranch is the largest contiguous private landholding in California.
Tejon Ranch has repeatedly been sued over its development plans.
Tejon Ranch was sued under the California Environmental Quality Act over its housing development plans.
Orange County is the sixth most populous county in the United States.
San Diego County is the fifth most populous county in the United States.
California spent about $24 billion on homelessness from 2018 to 2023.
The 988 program is a mental-health crisis and suicide-prevention hotline.
People can reach 988 by dialing, texting, or chatting.
The 988 service has a dedicated line for veterans.
HHS helped doctors switch from paper medical records and prescriptions to digital systems.
HHS used incentives and penalties to encourage doctors to adopt electronic recordkeeping.
Emergency interim housing allows residents to bring pets.
Emergency interim housing provides shared food and laundry services.
Accessory dwelling units can be rented out as additional housing for a community.
Over half of California renter households spend at least 30% of their income on housing.
San Jose partnered with Santa Clara County and the nonprofit Destination Home on a homelessness prevention model.
San Jose has built 23 interim housing sites.
San Jose creates and enforces no-encampment zones near interim housing sites after outreach and move-ins.
California's Tenant Protection Act is scheduled to expire during the next California governor's term.
California's Tenant Protection Act caps annual rent increases at 5% plus inflation.
Increasing housing supply is needed to bring down rents over the long term.
California Governor Jerry Brown eliminated redevelopment agencies in California.
California spent $24 billion at the state level on homelessness.
Homelessness increased in California despite $24 billion in state-level homelessness spending.
Antonio Villaraigosa served as a big-city mayor for eight years.
San Jose did not meet a deadline for approval of its housing element.
San Jose did not meet a state deadline for housing element approval.