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Te explicamos la Proposición 45: La reforma de la CEQA podría cambiar quién tiene el poder sobre la construcción
La Proposición 45 cambiaría quién está a cargo de la construcción en California. Sus partidarios dicen que también aceleraría el proceso.
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El repentino aumento de arrestos por parte del ICE deja vacías las calles del Valle de San Joaquín en California
El Valle de San Joaquín es el corazón agrícola de California. De repente, se ha convertido en el foco de una campaña de control migratorio que tiene a las comunidades en vilo.
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Las detenciones del ICE alarman a los colegios comunitarios de California. ¿Qué pueden hacer los responsables de los campus?
Los colegios comunitarios de California están tratando de desalentar la aplicación de las leyes de inmigración en los campus, pero no pueden hacer mucho para impedir que los agentes del ICE accedan a los espacios públicos.
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Existing Home Sales Point to a Slow Market Despite Uptick
Existing home sales ran at a 3.99M pace in September, 2.2% behind the September 2025 pace (4.08M) but up 1.5% from their August pace of 3.93M which was revised down from the initially reported tally (3.98M).
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One area Democrats, GOP agree: California needs a larger rainy day fund
The state’s boom-and-bust economy leads to budget volatility. Prop. 2 would double the state’s rainy day fund, lessening the need to chop costs.
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Thousands mark Indigenous Peoples Day on Alcatraz as tribes decry Newsom’s vetoes of tribal bills
Organizers and attendees at the twice-yearly sunrise ceremony criticized the governor’s vetoes of bills on water, sacred sites and missing and murdered Indigenous people.
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At Alcatraz, Native advocates criticize Newsom’s vetoes of tribal bills
Roughly a mile north of San Francisco, on Alcatraz Island, thousands gathered in the early hours of Monday to celebrate Native American resilience, reports CalMatters’ Melanie Henshaw. The event, which took place on Indigenous Peoples Day, commemorates the 19-month occupation of Alcatraz from 1969 to 1971 by the Indigenous advocacy group, Indians of All Tribes.…
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All Eyes on Wednesday’s Inflation Report as Markets Weigh How Many More Fed Hikes Are Left
In A Nutshell: Every CPI inflation print has the potential to send rates up or down, and this Wednesday’s is no exception. There’s still an open question as to how many more hikes there will be from the Fed. Last Week’s Highlights Rates fell slightly last week as numerous Fed speakers reiterated the same…
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Video: October 12, 2026, Economic and Housing Market Outlook
The October 12, 2026 Housing Market Outlook video gives you the info you need to know to navigate the housing market as a homebuyer, home seller, renter, or industry professional.
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U.S. Pending Home Sales Sink Near 12-Year Low
U.S. pending home sales haven’t been this low since 2014, except the pandemic freeze in 2020. Mortgage rates climbed above 7%, pricing out would-be buyers. Pending sales fell from a year earlier in every single major U.S. metro, led by Seattle and Southern California. U.S. home prices rose just 1.3% year over year in September—the…
