By David M. Greenwald Executive Editor Davis, CA – Any reasonable accounting for the math suggests that t ...
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Commentary: What Could Council Do about Measure J?
Commentary: What Could Council Do about Measure J?
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Two Housing Bills Pass Assembly Natural Resources Committee
Two Housing Bills Pass Assembly Natural Resources Committee
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Sunday Commentary: We Have Learned a Lot About the Homeless Crisis in California
Sunday Commentary: We Have Learned a Lot About the Homeless Crisis in California
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Guest Commentary: Expanding Davis Can Narrow Davis’ Wealth Gap – Or Not – Depends on What We Build
Guest Commentary: Expanding Davis Can Narrow Davis’ Wealth Gap – Or Not – Depends on What We Build
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Commentary: Lumberyards Will Be a Test Case to See Whether Housing Can Be Streamlined in Davis
Commentary: Lumberyards Will Be a Test Case to See Whether Housing Can Be Streamlined in Davis
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Commentary: Davis Needs to Think of Ways to Meet Its Affordable Housing Needs
Commentary: Davis Needs to Think of Ways to Meet Its Affordable Housing Needs
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Sunday Commentary: The City of Davis Should Consider Actually Ending Its Inclusionary Housing Requirements
Sunday Commentary: The City of Davis Should Consider Actually Ending Its Inclusionary Housing Requirements
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Commentary: We Need More Affordable Housing, but Can’t Do It at the Expense of Not Getting Any Housing
Commentary: We Need More Affordable Housing, but Can’t Do It at the Expense of Not Getting Any Housing
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Guest Commentary: How Big Does Davis Need to Be? College Towns Analysis, Part 4 – Jobs and Transit
Guest Commentary: How Big Does Davis Need to Be? College Towns Analysis, Part 4 – Jobs and Transit
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Landmark Housing Bills Pass Assembly Housing Committee
Landmark Housing Bills Pass Assembly Housing Committee
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Council Moves Forward with Crafting the Framework of a Permanent Inclusionary Housing Ordinance
Council Moves Forward with Crafting the Framework of a Permanent Inclusionary Housing Ordinance
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Letter Prepared by DCAN Team for Public Comment on Affordable Housing
Letter Prepared by DCAN Team for Public Comment on Affordable Housing
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Commentary: Council Needs to Push for 25 Percent Affordable on Peripheral Projects
Commentary: Council Needs to Push for 25 Percent Affordable on Peripheral Projects
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Commentary: Score One for the Do-Something Crowd
Commentary: Score One for the Do-Something Crowd
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Bill to Replace Housing Lost to Redevelopment Passes Assembly Local Government Committee
Bill to Replace Housing Lost to Redevelopment Passes Assembly Local Government Committee
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Council to Move Forward with EIRs on Village, Shriners, Potential 2025 and 2026 Votes
Council to Move Forward with EIRs on Village, Shriners, Potential 2025 and 2026 Votes
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Guest Commentary: Affordable Housing – Another Approach
Guest Commentary: Affordable Housing – Another Approach
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Commentary: Maybe ‘By Right’ Development Can in Fact Get Us Out of the Housing Crisis
Commentary: Maybe ‘By Right’ Development Can in Fact Get Us Out of the Housing Crisis
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Third Project Filed for G St Corridor
Third Project Filed for G St Corridor
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Sunday Commentary: The Council Failed to Act Again – Now What?
Sunday Commentary: The Council Failed to Act Again – Now What?