Gen Z has found their state of choice and it's not California or New York

Gen Zers have their sights set on one state in particular, where that generation was more likely to move to more than any other state in 2022.

More SF tenants engage in 'rent strike,' to leverage demands from landlords

Tenants in some 75 rental units in San Francisco have been on rent strikes, withholding their monthly payments until their demands from their landlord have been met.

San Jose moves to ban encampments on Guadalupe River Trail

San Jose officials are attempting to clear encampments along the Guadalupe River Trail once and for all.

Affordable housing lottery: 3-bedroom Bay Area home for $183,000

The City of Hayward says two lucky families will have an opportunity to buy a 3-bedroom home for under $200,000 through an affordable housing lottery system next month. The homes are designated for families who are low-income.

SJ officials unveil plans of unique, mixed-income housing complex

San Jose city officials said for the first time, a unique public-private partnership will create a neighborhood that blends together market rate, affordable, and supportive housing.

Marin County supervisors consider limiting number of short-term rentals

Major changes could be coming for the short-term rental market in the North Bay as the Marin County supervisors on Thursday will meet to discuss limiting the number of short-term rentals that operate in the county.

UC Berkeley moves forward with turning People's Park into housing; protesters vow not to back down

Protesters on Monday saId they won't back down from trying to re-occupy People's Park in Berkeley after law enforcement and construction crews removed people and structures at the park last week to prepare the area for UC Berkeley's plan to build student housing on the site. 

San Francisco Safeway to close its doors after 40 years

A Bay Area Safeway store is scheduled to shut down in the upcoming months after 40 years of operation. Plans are in motion on what the place will become.

Two indicted in $8.5M Airbnb, Vrbo scam that defrauded thousands of victims across 10 states

Shray Goel and Shaunik Raheja are facing federal fraud charges alleging they ripped off unsuspecting travelers in an $8.5 million short-term rental scam involving properties in Southern California.

Half Moon Bay gets $2 Million for farmworker housing

Half Moon Bay, a coastal community still grappling with the aftermath of a January mass shooting that claimed the lives of seven farmworkers, saw a significant stride forward in addressing housing challenges.

Vallco developer proposing major downsizing of Cupertino project

A Silicon Valley developer is scaling back its plans for a massive and controversial development of offices, housing, retail, dining and park spaces on the site of the former Vallco Mall in Cupertino.

SF Habitat for Humanity welcomes 8 families to new homes

Along Amber Drive in the Diamond Heights neighborhood of San Francisco, eight new homeowners picked up their keys; keys to homes donated to them.

More Texans moving to California, data shows

Texans are moving to California in record numbers, according to the latest data from the U.S. Census Bureau.