All posts tagged "housing"
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5.0K1NewsWhat Does the Homeless Census Really Tell Us?
As another camp closes, a trip on the bi-annual Homeless Census
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11.1K1NewsCob Enthusiasts Push to Permit Mud Homes
Could mud-walled buildings be an antidote to high building and housing costs?
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8.7K6NewsWill 2019 Turn the Tide on Homelessness in Santa Cruz?
After a housing-centric campaign season, the county expects $10 million in new funding
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10.4KCover StoriesBus Life, Bikinis and Martha Hudson’s Mission to Empower
Inside the ‘Luv Martha’ bikini maker's one-woman journey on a converted school bus
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5.1KCover StoriesSanta Cruz Gives 2018: A Holiday Guide to Nonprofit Giving
The giving revolution grows with a fundraising drive for 33 community groups
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4.3K2NewsDid Santa Cruz Housing Measures Hurt Each Other?
Rent control, housing bond both poised to fall well short of passing
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4.1K2NewsUCSC, Union Labor and the Rise of Santa Cruz Renters’ Rights
Rent control takes center stage at Santa Cruz Affordable Housing Week
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9.7K3NewsWhat’s Really Driving Santa Cruz’s Affordable Housing Crunch
The county is behind on its goals—but so is most of the state
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11.6K14NewsFight Over Rent Control, Evictions Comes to Santa Cruz
A battle brews over Measure M and a vision for Santa Cruz
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4.2KNewsWhen Do Affordability Requirements for Developers Work?
Inclusionary zoning heats up as a potential campaign issue once more
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4.9K3NewsRent Control Turns in More Than 10,000 Signatures
Economists hate it, landlords are nervous, but rent control has momentum
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3.7KNewsRent Control Measure Hits 8,000 Signatures As Opposition Rises
Santa Cruz Together gains momentum, and supporters celebrate milestone
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5.2KNewsSibley Simon Raising Money for Smarter Housing
Simon makes his pitch with investments from the Dignity Health Foundation and Santa Cruz County Bank
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4.0K1NewsMeasuring Santa Cruz’s Mood on Affordable Housing Bond
A property tax measure could go before voters in November
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4.9K4NewsNew Group Opposes Building on UCSC’s East Meadow
East Meadow Action Committee says new Family Student Housing would block views
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5.2K3NewsUCSC Hones Pitch for Adding 9,000 Students
Underfunded, and at capacity, university asks for input with three new forums
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7.9K3NewsThe Enthusiasm and Complexities Behind Rent Control
New data sheds light on policy, as petitioners gather signatures for a possible ballot measure
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4.1KNewsTax Law Hits Housing Hard, as Report Maps Out Options
A new paper from MBEP outlines policies for affordability
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11.6KNewsSanta Cruz Slow on Tiny Homes As Other Cities OK Villages
The county is tentatively studying building five villages spread through the region
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6.5KNewsBlumenthal Says UCSC Should Study Growing to 28,000 Students
Coonerty asks what impacts 10,000 new students would have on housing
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3.5KNewsSanta Cruz Nonprofits Struggle Searching for Offices
Community Foundation CEO and Bike Santa Cruz County Executive Director say their organizations have a hard time finding an affordable fit.
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7.6K8NewsCan Santa Cruz Build Its Way Out Of a Housing Crisis?
We examine affordability requirements as mayor’s year of housing wraps up
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4.5K1NewsAfter San Lorenzo Park Clean-up, Questions Over What’s Next
The city and county agree on the framework helping the homeless, but the details get tricky
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11.8K13Cover StoriesHomeless Camp in San Lorenzo Park Stirs Controversy, Hope
Will the SCPD’s policy shift point the way toward better solutions for Santa Cruz’s homeless issues?
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5.5KNewsHousing Authority’s New Tools For Struggling Renters
New Landlord Incentive Program will co-sign for Section 8 voucher holders
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6.6KNewsPossible Redesigns for Live Oak, Aptos, Soquel, with Denser Housing
As Santa Cruz debates rezoning, county leaders have big development plans of their own
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7.3K2NewsAffordable Housing Week: Report Details Crisis for Renters
A forthcoming report out of UCSC shows distress in county’s low-income communities
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8.5K9NewsRent Control for Santa Cruz?
As rents soar, advocates from Lower Ocean try to get a handle on the problem
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7.7K2NewsSanta Cruz Considers Loosening Affordable Housing Rules
Makeup of the city’s future units called into question, as Affordable Housing Week kicks off
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10.4K2Cover StoriesUCSC Expansion Meets Santa Cruz Housing Crunch
UCSC population increases three times faster than Santa Cruz’s, and shows no signs of slowing
