An innovative approach to the housing crisis in Hermosa Beach is capturing the attention of housing experts and other municipalities.
Huntington Beach made clear Thursday that it has no intention of abandoning its fight against state housing mandates.
San Francisco continues to lag significantly on housing construction, recent data from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development show.
In some affluent San Mateo County cities, up to 80% of state-mandated affordable housing now consists of granny flats.
At a press conference, Newsom called Huntington Beach “Exhibit A” for “what’s wrong with housing in the state of California.”
As California locales rush to comply with state housing mandates, one wealthy town appears to be getting a pass.
Huntington Beach city leaders voted Monday night to appeal mandated numbers for new housing in the city.