Housing

Mobile home residents in the South Bay are worried about getting evicted after they received a troubling letter, but the property owner is disputing the claims.

San Francisco plans to open 151 units of housing for homeless and formerly homeless adults. 

State Sen.Scott Wiener, of San Francisco, is leading the effort in favor of SB 50, the More HOMES Act, which would allow cities more flexible zoning to increase housing production. 

While tech has spread nationwide, Silicon Valley, for many, is the only place to be for innovation, inspiration and investment.

Some building owners are taking advantage of the loosening of restrictions and are turning garages into homes.

San Francisco home prices slipped 0.4 percent compared with October 2018.

The once cherished California dream and Bohemian charm of living on a floating home, is becoming more and more unattainable.

A group that helps at-risk youth find jobs is asking the women who are living in a West Oakland home illegally to leave so the property can be renovated and sold. 

HomeFirst, a local shelter and homeless advocacy organization, hosted a memorial Friday where the names of all those lost were read aloud.

San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced a rental subsidy for residents living with HIV.

Full build out of the new Treasure Island neighborhood is expected to continue through 2035.

After some digging, she discovered that California lawmakers passed AB 1482 in September, tough new rules that caps rent increased at roughly 9% a year and make evictions more difficult for landlords.

New homes in California will be required to have solar under a new law taking effect Jan. 1.

Pleasant Hill and Walnut Creek are considering "urgency" ordinances to take effect immediately.