Monthly Archives: October 2019

As living costs soar across California amid a severe housing crunch, millions of residents will be protected for the first time from large rent increases and losing their homes if they have been reliable tenants. Gov. Gavin Newsom signed AB1482 … Continue reading →

A San Pablo woman was indicted for fraud on Friday for allegedly collecting deposits for rental housing that she did not own and had no legal authority to rent, according to the Contra Costa County District Attorney’s Office. Mercedes Gonzales, … Continue reading →

Caption Close Trying to find a budget rental in the Bay Area? We can tell you where not to look. RentCafe recently released its annual list of most expensive zip codes for renters and, no surprise, there are a whole … Continue reading →

Developers have begun building a ferry terminal on the raw, palm-lined shore of Treasure Island, the site of a massive real estate project that could bring 8,000 homes and 24,000 new residents by 2035. The ferry is a critical element … Continue reading →

The newest museum in San Francisco will open in the city’s oldest mint this week. The museum is in the new home of the San Francisco Historical Society at 608 Commercial St., a narrow thoroughfare that runs through the heart … Continue reading →