‘Absolute hell’: Residents struggle against nature, bureaucrats, banks and builders to recover from 2020 Santa Cruz Mountains inferno
Fire victims’ experiences, and damning grand jury findings, depict a county government unprepared to meet the needs of ...
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Residents Struggle to Recover from 2020 Santa Cruz Mountains Fire
The CZU inferno destroyed about 700 homes in Santa Cruz County. Of those, 127 residences have been rebuilt and another 134 are under construction, according to the county.
Opinion
Guest column: Who should determine our city’s future development?
Relying on a single person to shape Ventura’s future poses significant risks to the democratic and equitable development of Ventura.
San José Spotlight on MSN11h
Meet the candidates running for District 3 San Jose City Council
San Jose voters living downtown will decide in April who they want to represent them on the City Council for the next two ...
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Why California keeps putting homes where fires burn
LA fires expose California’s difficult road to navigate between disaster risk and solving the state’s housing crisis.
The Oaklandside on MSN10h
Oakland’s tiny government watchdog sparked an FBI investigation. Why is it neglected?
The Public Ethics Commission helped break two major scandals last year involving Oakland mayors. But budget cuts and a systemic lack of investment from city leaders are taking a toll.
Santa Clara’s newest neighborhood — the Clara District — is coming to life with 2,000 new homes opening this year
Branded the Clara District by local developers, the 45 acres of land bordered by the Guadalupe River to the east, Lafayette ...