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KQED aims to tell the story of how California got into a housing affordability crisis by exploring the history and regional policies of the Bay Area. We want to know how marginalized residents are affected.

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Student Housing May Be in Jeopardy Because of Cal State's Mistake

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Twitter Co-Founder Jack Dorsey Steps Down as CEO

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SOLD OUT LIVE: Evictions, Moratoriums and Rent Relief

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Understanding My Nephew's Generation—Or Trying To

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New Tiny Home Village in Oakland Opens Doors to Unhoused Residents Amid Ongoing Homelessness Crisis

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Two men wearing jackets and a dog are seen behind a chain link fence. The man on the left is wearing a backpack and hat. The man on the right is extending his hand towards the dog with a black and blue backpack in between them.

'No End in Sight': California Struggles to Shelter Growing Unhoused Population

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A woman closes the back doors of a van after taking out some equipment. The van is parked on the street in front of a row of houses.

San Francisco's Street Overdose Response Team Is Trying to Bring Clinical Care to the Streets

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A tall, vertical "Motel" sign with a cowgirl leaning against it, against a sunset and along telephone lines.

Could a Strip of Dilapidated SoCal Motels Become a Bastion of New Housing for the Unhoused?

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California Cities Struggle to Meet New Housing Planning Guidelines

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KQED's Housing Desk is supported by a grant from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative.
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