Oakland resident Tomiquia Moss leads California housing agency
Oakland’s Tomiquia Moss appointed to lead California housing and homelessness agency
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Alameda County to transfer vacant property to Black Cultural Zone for affordable housing development
"This is a win-win-win scenario for community, affordable housing, and East Oakland," Casey Farmer said.
Mia Bonta’s AB 801 Targets Racial Homeownership Gap
Mia Bonta’s AB 801 seeks greater lending transparency amid California’s racial homeownership divide.
Opinion – When Wall Street buys up the neighborhood
Craig DeLuz argues that corporate-landlord concentration impacts Black homeownership.
Cities scramble to comply with or fight major state housing law
Oakland elected officials want upzoning immediately available.
Unhoused families left waiting months for West Oakland apartments
Unhoused families said they lacked housing while waiting for affordable complex to open.
California rent control bill dies in Assembly committee
For the second year in a row, the state Legislature hals a rent control proposal.
East Bay organizations address racial wealth gap, promote Black homeownership
Some racial justice advocates promote Black homeownership as a form of reparations, seeking to address the longstanding effects of slavery.
Pipe Dreams: Makeshift Living in Oakland is Nothing New
Oakland Voices correspondent Kat Ferreira digs into the history of unhoused populations in Oakland, from Pipe City to the current encampments at the same location.
Alameda County to transfer vacant property to Black Cultural Zone for affordable housing development
"This is a win-win-win scenario for community, affordable housing, and East Oakland," Casey Farmer said.
Mia Bonta’s AB 801 Targets Racial Homeownership Gap
Mia Bonta’s AB 801 seeks greater lending transparency amid California’s racial homeownership divide.
Opinion – When Wall Street buys up the neighborhood
Craig DeLuz argues that corporate-landlord concentration impacts Black homeownership.
Cities scramble to comply with or fight major state housing law
Oakland elected officials want upzoning immediately available.
Unhoused families left waiting months for West Oakland apartments
Unhoused families said they lacked housing while waiting for affordable complex to open.
California rent control bill dies in Assembly committee
For the second year in a row, the state Legislature hals a rent control proposal.
East Bay organizations address racial wealth gap, promote Black homeownership
Some racial justice advocates promote Black homeownership as a form of reparations, seeking to address the longstanding effects of slavery.
Pipe Dreams: Makeshift Living in Oakland is Nothing New
Oakland Voices correspondent Kat Ferreira digs into the history of unhoused populations in Oakland, from Pipe City to the current encampments at the same location.