CVP
No sooner had some of us taken a brief moment to celebrate the fact that Senator Wiener’s notorious SB 50 was shelved for the rest of the year than like some B hor... … more »
MMWD
STOPPING MMWD'S RATE/FEE GRAB REQUIRES YOUR PROTEST MMWD counts your silence as approval of their proposed, unfair new capital maintenance fee and rate hike. 1... … more »
Housing is a Human Right.org
Senator Wiener — a state legislator who aggressively pushes a controversial “trickle-down” housing agenda that activists say fuels gentrification and displacement — has long relied on vast amounts of campaign cash from luxury-housing developers and other real estate insiders to win elections and stay in power. … more »
Stanford.edu
Comprehensive analysis finds harm from head to toe, including dementia, heart and lung disease, fertility problems and reduced intelligence. The research shows head-to-toe harm, from heart and lung disease to diabetes and dementia, and from liver problems and bladder cancer to brittle bones and damaged skin and infertility. … more »
CVP
Perhaps, one of the most important features of modern societies is private property ownership, which is epitomized by the single-family home. The ability to purcha... … more »
Coutesy of 'This Mountain Life'
Grant Baldwin’s This Mountain Life is about people and mountains—specifically those of British Columbia, a province that consists of 75% mountainous lands. Very fe... … more »
wikipedia.org
A high-profile bill that would have increased home building near mass transit and in single-family neighborhoods across California has been killed for the year, ending a major battle over how to address the state’s housing affordability crisis that has attracted attention nationwide. … more »
Joao Gomes
Marin Post
The California State Senate Appropriations Committee will vote on the controversial, high-density housing bill, Senate Bill 50 (Wiener), on Thursday, May 16th. If ... … more »
WRAL
It’s spring, and in America’s state capitals legislatures are winding up their business and, too often, bringing out the padlocks. In California, the legislature has been considering the shuttering of records that could reveal misconduct or conflicts of interest in publicly funded research. … more »
