Homeless man builds wooden house 'on wheels' on Hollywood Boulevard
A small wooden house built by a homeless man on Hollywood Boulevard is drawing a lot of attention from people passing by the popular Los Angeles road.
Oakland residents rally against plans for new Home Depot
Rallying and waving signs, a group of Oakland residents from different neighborhood organizations gathered in The Ridge shopping center next to a vacant lot where developers want to build a Home Depot.
Measure Q would authorize up to 13k more low-rent housing units for Oakland
A measure on the ballot this November in Oakland seeks to give the city authority to develop, build, acquire or help develop up to 13,000 low-rent housing units in the city.
Shell of a home going for $765K in Oakland
The shell of a home in Oakland is selling for $765,000. And while the 1390 square foot residence is in need of some serious renovations, the property has a ton of potential.
Tenant busted after allegedly unscrewing fire hose valve, flooding SF high rise
San Francisco firefighters were called to 100 Van Ness, a 29-story-high rise, around 5:30 a.m. because of an activated fire alarm. Officials say when they arrived at the building they found a man drenched, standing next to a pipe that was gushing water.
56 tenants sue San Francisco high-rise apartment owners and management at 33 Tehama
Evicted dwellers from a San Francisco South of Market high-rise apartment building are hauling its owners and managers into court for a laundry list of claimed abuses and illegalities they were forced to suffer.
These are the California cities with the fastest cooling housing markets
Four of California's largest cities are cooling faster than any other housing market in the country, recent data shows.
San Jose drops controversial tiny homes plan
After months of opposition, a controversial plan to build tiny homes in North San Jose has been dropped, but residents are still skeptical.
Redfin predicts sharpest turn in housing market since 2008 crash
After two years of record high sales, data shows the housing market is starting to cool down.
San Jose housing shortage is worst in U.S.
San Jose's housing crisis is the worst of any major U.S. city due to its limited supply of homes.
These are the most unaffordable cities in California
All nine California cities placed in the top 10 list of most unaffordable cities in America.
Milpitas school district asking parents to let teachers move in
Milpitas Unified School District has put out a call to parents asking if they could rent out vacant rooms to educators.
Oakland's Wood Street homeless encampment must be cleared, judge rules
A federal judge ruled Friday that unhoused residents at a sprawling homeless encampment in Oakland must leave.
Massive rent hikes may finally be coming to an end, economist says
Rent prices are still at an all-time high for many tenants, but data shows asking rent prices have begun to slow.
33 Tehama: Frustrated residents moving out after more flooding, reports of burglaries
Residents are moving out of 33 Tehama in San Francisco after the latest flood and reports of burglaries in the evacuated units. Now city leaders are stepping in, looking for answers.
Newsom slams Oakland over handling of Wood Street homeless encampment
The governor's office on Thursday sent a letter to the City of Oakland addressing its concerns over the city's handling, or lack thereof, of a homeless encampment that has seen several recent fires.
California retirement community hikes elderly couple's rent by $1,000/month: 'That has to be a mistake'
Residents at a Southern California retirement home are seeing their monthly payments go up by more than $1,000 a month, leading some to question whether they'll still be able to afford to live there.
Redwood City tenant claims harassment from property management as she fights eviction
Although it’s legal to evict for renovations in California, supporters are calling on Sequoia Realty Services to stop harassing a tenant as she fights an eviction case.
People's Park construction stopped by appeals court for now
An appeals court on Friday issued a temporary injunction, preventing any demolition and construction at the historic People's Park in Berkeley, following days of protests over a controversial student housing project.