Can We Bring EVs to Disadvantaged Communities?
Davis Vanguard, January 24, 2018 Sacramento — On Wednesday in Sacramento at the Lemon Hill Mutual Housing site,
Sacramento Housing Alliance Applauds Governor Newsom’s First Budget; Vows to Work to Ensure Sacramento Region Will Benefit
January 11, 2019 SACRAMENTO — The Sacramento Housing Alliance (SHA) announced strong support for Governor Gavin Newsom’s budget
Summary: 2019 Affordable Housing and Homelessness State Budget and Policies
To address homelessness, the budget released on Thursday includes: $500 million in one-time General Fund resources to support
Daily Democrat: “Mutual Housing wins award for credit building program”
Daily Democrat, October 16, 2018 SACRAMENTO — Mutual Housing California’s pilot “Maximizing Your Credit” program has been named
Sacramento Business Journal: “Advocates warn of impacts on local homelessness, housing in wake of Camp Fire”
Sacramento Business Journal, November 20 2018 With thousands of families displaced by the Camp Fire, homelessness advocates at
How Best to Spend Measure U Funds to Alleviate the Housing Crisis
Measure U, the City of Sacramento sales tax measure, was approved by voters on November 6. On April
Post Election messages from the SHA President
Congratulations to everyone for the great work in getting Propositions 1 & 2 passed! The efforts of our
Sacramento News & Review: “Short Sold”
Sacramento News & Review, November 2, 2018 Sheetrock dust blows through the courtyard of the Johnson Greenbriar Motel, sweeping
CapRadio: “Prop 1 Will Leverage More Than Double $4 Billion”
CapRadio, October 30, 2018 "While California's Proposition 1 is called the Veterans and Affordable Housing Bond Act of
Fee waivers for Affordable Housing is a First Step in Moving the Pipeline
On Oct 30th, the Sacramento City Council voted to waive certain development fees for regulated affordable housing. The