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California Homes and Jobs ActOur Top Priority: The California Homes and Jobs Act (SB 391)

Update (June 06, 2013) The California Homes and Jobs Act (SB 391) is headed to its first committee in the Assembly: The Assembly Housing and Community Development Committee. The committee could vote as early as June 19th. Visit our Action Center to send letters to the committee.

View the latest Campaign Update. (Last updated: May 29, 2013)

Learn more about the California Homes and Jobs Act and find out how you can get involved.

New! White Paper on Cap-and-Trade/Transit-Oriented Development California Housing Partnership is the lead author of a white paper that provides detailed information about the state’s Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) Housing Program and shows how the program promotes greenhouse gas reductions. Learn more. 
 

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Learn more about our work on transit-oriented development and Cap-and-Trade.

View All Bills on Which We've Taken a Position -- Find out which bills we're sponsoring, supporting, and more. Last updated: May 08, 2013.

View All Bills We're Tracking -- In addition to bills we've taken a position on, we're keeping an eye on dozens more that may affect housing/homelessness policy. This is the entire list of bills we're tracking. Last Updated: June 04, 2013

View the latest Capitol Reporter -- Housing California's eNewsletter) Sign up to receive the Capitol Reporter under "Stay Informed" (to the right). Last updated: June 05, 2013.

Take Action

1. Send a letter to the Assembly Housing and Community Development Committee asking for a yes vote for homes and jobs (SB 391).

2. Sign on to our cap-and-trade proposal to win more state investment for affordable places to live near transit.

3. Help increase rental options for California's veterans. Send a letter in support of AB 639. Learn more. 

4. Increase funding for services in supportive homes. Send a letter in support of AB 361. Learn more.

5. Send a letter to help California attract more federal funds to address homelessness, while also increasing flexibility for transitional housing to become permanent homes (AB 1109).
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