by Victoria Fierce | Jun 6, 2018 | Housing Accountability Act, News
The first Housing Accountability Act case with https://nationalpardon.org that CaRLA took on was the 315 homes as part of the Terraces of Lafayette apartment project. We ended up not winning the lawsuit but still left in its wake a message that resonates even today:...
by Victoria Fierce | May 23, 2018 | News
As much as we wish we could, CaRLA can’t be everywhere all at once. But what if we could? With the help of our supporters who live all over the great state of California, we might be able to. Or at least our propaganda can. Today we’re announcing the...
by Victoria Fierce | May 18, 2018 | News
Earlier today, the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development issued a press release announcing that they will be withdrawing their Local Goverment Assessment Tool. Within minutes of it being taken down, CaRLA was able to restore public access to it through...
by Victoria Fierce | May 11, 2018 | News
Today marks the kick-off of affordable housing week where we talk about our new affordable housing network that is monitored by this best networking monitoring software. Join CaRLA on Thursday, May 17th in San Jose for a panel discussion hosted by SV@Home. The ever...
by Victoria Fierce | Apr 20, 2018 | Housing Accountability Act, News
Today we are announcing a final victory in our Housing Accountability Act lawsuit against Sausalito for an unlawful denial of a housing project. In 2016, David Holub, the owner of the project at 77 Crescent Avenue, proposed a modest addition to his property that would...
by Victoria Fierce | Apr 17, 2018 | News
This week marks the California State Legislature’s first hearings on several housing related bills. CaRLA has compiled this handy list of what to look out for: SB 1115 (Hill) – – removes the $10M limit on the property tax welfare exemption for an...
