Bay Area Market
Inventory, pricing, and demand trends across the greater San Francisco Bay Area.
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Newsom vetoes high-speed rail oversight bill weeks after scathing audit of rail agency
The measure would have allowed the Office of the Inspector General that oversees the high-speed rail authority to hire more highly trained workers for audits and investigations.
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In Becerra and Hilton’s only scheduled debate, Trump was the main character
In their only debate, Xavier Becerra repeatedly linked Steve Hilton to President Donald Trump — while Hilton accused him of dodging California’s real problems.
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Hilton blames Democrats. Becerra blames Trump. Little was learned in governor’s race debate
“All you say is Trump, Trump, Trump,” Hilton said on a question about immigration. “Trump, Trump, Trump,” Becerra responded. So it went for an hour and a dozen issues.
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New California law restricts undercover police operations targeting youth
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a law limiting the use of so-called Perkins operations against young people. The undercover stings are under scrutiny at the California Supreme Court.
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Neither LA mayoral candidate has a compelling answer to the affordability crisis
Beyond their ideas on how to curb housing prices, Mayor Karen Bass and challenger Nitya Raman have little to offer that would lower living costs in L.A.
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Student math scores are abysmal. A new California law requires early testing for skill
A new math test will assess basic math skills for all K-2 students to help identify those who are struggling.
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Billionaire tax explained: What you need to know about Prop. 40
Proposition 40 would levy a one-time tax on billionaires. Some say the initiative opens the door to tax flight and more aggressive taxation. Others say there’s no way to predict the outcome.
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Get up to speed fast on Newsom’s last new laws and vetoes
It’s official: Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed and vetoed his last bills as California governor. Wednesday was the final day for Newsom to weigh in on 1,160 bills that were sent to him by state legislators. The governor, widely understood to be gearing up for a run for president, wanted the spotlight on some bills…
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Pending home sales are falling, but the slowdown isn’t hitting every market
Falling pending sales are revealing a more uneven housing market
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Schools were confused about K-12 arts funding. A new law adds clarity
Some school officials were confused about how they could and could not spend their arts education money. A new law provides more guidance.







