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KQED aims to tell the story of how California got into a housing affordability crisis by exploring the history and regional policies of the Bay Area. We want to know how marginalized residents are affected.

Could Smart Homes Make Electrification More Affordable for Californians?

Aug 1

San Francisco Opens Affordable Housing at Site of Former Haight Street McDonald’s

Jul 29

Can Marina Residents Stop a Massive San Francisco Housing Redevelopment Project?

Jul 27

‘A Devastating Outcome’: California Forever Boosters Decry Loss of Shipbuilding Deal

Jul 16

San Francisco to Require Drug-Free Living at New Permanent Supportive Housing

Jul 16

Alameda County Sells Black Housing Developers Abandoned East Oakland Lot for $10

Jul 15

A Community for Formerly Incarcerated San Franciscans Looks to Homeownership

Jul 15

Peach Farmers Forced to Adjust After Major Buyer Enters Bankruptcy

Jul 14

In ‘Wood Street,’ Encampment Residents Fight to Remain

Jul 13

Newsom Signs Law to Reduce Costs of Building Affordable Housing

Jul 13

These Bay Area Renters Are Cutting Fossil Fuels From Their Homes and Commutes

Jul 13

Redwood City to Vote on Rent Control in November

Jul 9

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