We all can agree there is a housing shortage, but do we really need more $4,000 a month apartments?

GUEST COMMENTARY – After concluding a busy, weeklong visit to Mexico City, I remain surprised that I only saw one homeless

IMBYism has hit a rough patch. “Yes In My Back Yard” built its reputation on a series of false premises

Isn’t a city unwilling to take from the obscenely rich to help the desperately poor barbaric? Terms like barbarism should not

GUEST OP/ED – Since 2019, California legislators have allocated $20.6 billion to address the housing affordability and homelessness crises, and

  Virtue signaling is saying things to demonstrate your moral correctness on a particular issue and often to show how

GUEST COMMENTARY – A young cousin of mine recently moved to Tulsa, Oklahoma. She and her boyfriend were lured by

Why, despite the fact that an overwhelming majority of California voters support rent control, has it been voted down twice

To the editor: It is disheartening to see The Times attack the AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) and its Healthy Housing Foundation

In a recent article, “As living costs go up, what’s in your wallet?,” the reporter noted that AvalonBay Communities is