The supervisors unanimously approved the purchase of four properties, creating 324 affordable housing units: two in San Jose, one in Morgan Hill and one in Santa Clara.

In his annual State of the City report, Mayor Sam Liccardo said that in 2021, the city suffered through 'the loss of loved ones to a lingering pandemic, the horrors of mass shootings, the sight of encampments and shuttered storefronts, and the struggles of too many families unable to pay rent.'

Developer Gary Dillabough says there’s “definitely a threat” the 2.8 acre Valley Title project implodes if the Pacific Motor Inn is approved.

Former Councilman Johnny Khamis suggests leaders try a pilot program to limit risk to the city.

The county hopes to purchase and build homes on several sites to reach its goal of 4,800 new units by 2027. 

Measure A would boost the monthly stipend for Mountain View City Council members from $600 to $1,000 a month.

Sweeps that clear homeless camps like The Jungle do nothing but displace homeless people, putting their health and lives at risk.

The passing of Measure A was all about our collective commitment to build places for the folks who had nowhere else to go.  

While homelessness worsens, county bond funds aren’t being spent fast enough and money is being thrown at political donors’ stalled projects.

Gateway Tower has been controversial because it will demolish two century-old buildings in the low-slung SoFA arts neighborhood.

For the first time ever, Santa Clara County has calculated exactly how much money it spends on services that support children. 

The proposed Gallup & Mesa will include 46 units, and Auzerais 130. Both will be financed with $15.6 million from Measure A

The down payment assistance program comprises a 30-year deferred loan for up to 17 percent of a property’s purchase price.

The county is trying to find what land it already owns on which to build below-market-rate housing for the region’s poorest residents. 

Supervisor Joe Simitian called the spending plan a “smart, humane and cost-effective” way to prevent homelessness.

Three years after voters approved the $950 million affordable housing bond, the first project funded by the initiative is finally finished.