Homeless residents still have to apply for those units. Applicants can be rejected. Yet Brilliant Corners offers landlords a number of incentives, including a fund to cover any damages to apartments ...

Seacrest Foundation to present 2026 Women’s Auxiliary Golden Hearts Luncheon Seacrest Foundation will hold the 2026 Women’s Auxiliary Golden Hearts Luncheon, an uplifting event that brings ...

UC San Diego’s enrollment hit a record 45,087 last fall and helped the 10-campus University of California system avoid a ...

U.S. Housing and Urban Development Secretary Scott Turner toured Helping Up Mission's men's recovery campus today, meeting with clients and staff to learn how healthcare, recovery, job training and ...

Sacramento civil rights attorney Mark Merin gives a tour of an affordable housing apartment complex he developed in Mansion Flats in December 2025. He encouraged people with housing vouchers to apply.

Anytime someone asks if I want the house tour, my answer is yes. I can't help but want to see how people decorate their spaces, which is a big part of what makes working at Apartment Therapy and Dorm ...

Sign up for The Morning Report with all your must-read news for the day. It’s been quite a year on the housing front, but not in the way many North County residents ...

After a surprise postponement, developers will present their proposals to the district’s trustees over two nights later this ...

The Silicon Valley college town has changed drastically as Mark Zuckerberg, Larry Page and other tech founders have scooped up multiple properties. Credit... Supported by By Heather Knight Reporting ...

The California Department of Justice has ordered the new owner of a converted San Bernardino motel that houses more than 50 chronically homeless older people to stop efforts to push them out. “The ...

San Rafael is negotiating the potential sale of a city-owned downtown lot to an affordable housing developer proposing to construct a six-story complex with 56 apartments. The City Council met in ...

SAN DIEGO — The San Diego City Council approved two community plans last Tuesday for the College Area and Clairemont communities. The plans envision new housing opportunities, new recreation and more ...