Housing in the Capital: Cathy Creswell and Jordan Grimaldi on the intersectional benefits of investing in transit and active transportation
In a neighborhood called Mirasol Village, a new light rail stop was planned as part of a
Housing in the Capital: Nur Kausar and Jonathan Cook on the importance of prohousing leadership and the ‘long-term’ investment in affordable housing
Nur Kausar works for EAH Housing as a business development manager. EAH is a nonprofit, affordable housing developer and
Sacramento housing expert Cathy Creswell pinpoints regulation, land-use reform and incentives needed to address the area’s affordability crisis
Cathy Creswell says that having a safe, affordable home is more than about housing — it’s about people’s health,
Outgoing Sacramento Housing Alliance Executive Director Kendra Lewis on how affordable housing is now receiving the attention it deserves
Kendra Lewis is at a crossroads. Lewis, who became executive director of the Sacramento Housing Alliance in early
Danielle Foster named new executive director for CADA
Sacramento's housing policy manager will move over early next year to the executive director role at the Capitol
Elk Grove’s rejection of affordable housing project violated California law, officials say
State housing officials say Elk Grove broke state law, employed double standards and failed to fulfill its own
Black residents in Sacramento are most concerned about region’s high cost of housing, new poll finds
Nearly nine of every 10 Black residents are concerned about the cost of housing in the Sacramento region,
Exclusive: California cities took over their houses, then a private company drove them into debt
Leonard Powell lives in the Berkeley home where he raised six children and worked on a novel
Majority of Sacramento region would support tax increase to address homelessness, survey finds
Kendra Lewis, executive director of the Sacramento Housing Alliance, which promotes affordable housing in the region, said the
Affordable housing lost in the Sacramento region
If I could turn back time, I would return to 2012, a time when nine jurisdictions in