The City Council directed the Housing Department to explore a source of income ordinance. This ordinance would ensure that all persons with an ability to pay for housing are considered, regardless of whether they receive rental subsidies of any kind.

The Notice of Preparation (NOP) for the Meridian Residential Project EIR is available online. Comments on the scope of the EIR will be accepted through June 19, 2019.

Initial results of biannual count show 17% increase in homelessness over last two years, though both youth homelessness and veteran homelessness are down; Mayor Breed announces $5 million investment in prevention to prevent people from becoming homeless

Regional homeless population has grown significantly as nearly three new people seek assistance for each person who exits homelessness; signs of progress in housing families and veterans

Funding would help address the backlog of older adults and people living with disabilities waiting for subsidized assisted living placement due to the high cost of case

The Addendum for the Starcity Co-Living Project is available online.

You are invited to attend upcoming workshops for tenants and landlords! The workshops, hosted by Project Sentinel, will provide important information about tenant and landlord rights in San José.

The San José Housing Department is hosting two FREE Affordable Housing Week events this week!

You are invited to attend upcoming public meetings to provide input on a proposed Source of Income Ordinance for the City of San José.