Editorial: Californians say 'yes' to housing measures. Mostly (via latimesopinion)
The Newsom administration’s first target is San Francisco, the super-liberal city that may be the NIMBYist of them all.analysis by UC Berkeley’s Terner Center for Housing Innovation“California has been in the housing crisis for some time now, and people are really feeling the impacts of that. Families are separating to different counties or states. It’s leading to higher cost of services,” said Muhammad Alameldin, policy associate with the Terner Center.
Many of the ballot measures were general sales tax increases put on the ballot by local elected officials to ease the housing crunch in their communities. In Northern California, voters in Emeryville, Walnut Creek, East Palo Alto and Vallejo all supported tax hikes to fund affordable housing and homelessness services,
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