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The facade of a multistory green and white residential building seen from across the street. A white shuttle bus is parked in front.

Oakland's Largest Housing Project Aims to Build 3,700 Homes On-Site

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A series of tents lined up along a city sidewalk.

San Francisco Will Enforce Sit-Lie Laws When People Refuse Shelter

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A big corner building in Oakland. A surrounding chain-link fence is covered in graffiti.

'We Want to See Results': Affordable Housing Bills Inch Closer to Approval

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a row of tents and wood boards up against motor homes under a freeway overpass

Alameda County Declares State of Emergency on Homelessness. What Does That Mean?

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An older African American woman stands in front of a residential building, looking at the camera.

Thousands of SF Homes Destroyed Decades Ago During 'Redevelopment' Could Be Rebuilt for Lower-Income Residents

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Newsom Says State Will Intervene in Court Case Blocking San Francisco From Clearing Encampments

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An aerial view of a housing site.

To Sweep Homeless Camps, California Cities Have to Offer Shelter. But What That Means Is Debatable

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Three tents line a sidewalk, with a person - back to camera - sitting on the curb in front of one of the tents.

Where Things Stand in San Francisco's Legal Battle Over Street Encampments

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A group of people stand together holding signs. The white sign in the middle reads "Sonoma County Tenants Union.:

Petaluma Mobile Home Residents Organize in Fight Against Park Closure

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