This online resource was created to help individuals, community groups, small businesses, tribes, and local government agencies more easily find information about programs and grants… Read More »
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Gimme Shelter Podcast
CALmatters’ data reporter Matt Levin and Los Angeles Times housing reporter Liam Dillon chat about the latest developments in California housing policy.
Managing California’s Freshwater Ecosystems: Lessons from the 2012-16 Drought
This report includes case studies on environmental water management during the drought reveal both strengths and weaknesses in federal, state, and local response that can… Read More »
Gentrification Explained
This short explainer video unpacks what gentrification means – getting beyond the buzzword.
SB 1000 Toolkit: Planning for Healthy Communities
This toolkit is a guidance document intended for local governments, planners, community-based organizations, and other stakeholders who will be working to develop an Environmental Justice… Read More »
Harnessing High-Speed Rail: How California and Its Cities Can Use Rail to Reshape Their Growth
This report makes a case for high-speed rail as a tool for reshaping economic growth and development in cities such as Fresno and Bakersfield that… Read More »
California Green Innovation Index: 2017
This report tracks the state’s progress in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, spurring technological and business innovation, and growing businesses and jobs that enable the transition to… Read More »
MovingCalifornia.org Shows Cap-and-Trade Investments Across State
This website showcases how proceeds from the cap-and-trade program are funding a wide variety of ultra-clean and zero-emission trucks, buses, cars and low-carbon transportation projects throughout… Read More »
Affordable Housing Needs Analysis for California Counties
This is the annual county-by-county analyses of affordable housing shortfalls in counties across the state. The range of reports offer concrete steps that state and local… Read More »
The Value of Linking Good Construction Jobs to California’s Housing Reforms
This study shows that linking prevailing wage standards with proposed reforms to streamline new housing development in California would close the affordability gap, save state… Read More »
