California says San Luis Obispo County must plan to build more than 14,000 homes over the next decade. But, in Grover Beach, a push to limit building heights has raised questions about where those homes should go.

The City of San Luis Obispo is moving forward with a round of protections for mobile home owners. The City Council unanimously agreed on new restrictions that would cap rent on parking spaces when mobile homes are sold to a new owner.

The “Build Better Buildings” pilot program would allow developers to earn points that they can trade for incentives, like permission to build taller buildings.

“It's just a better way, an enhanced way, for us to provide the services we do for families that are unhoused in our community,” said Wendy Lewis, ECHO’s CEO.

The Grover Beach Planning Commission has unanimously approved a four story mixed use development project on West Grand Avenue. The project will replace the aging Beach Front Plaza shopping center between second and third streets.

After a month of public feedback, Santa Barbara city leaders are revising its proposed rent stabilization ordinance.

California housing officials warned the city of Grover Beach that a proposed ballot measure limiting building heights could conflict with state law.

Santa Barbara’s rent stabilization draft ordinance is moving into its next phase after several months of debate.

The process of planning and constructing a facility that transforms seawater into a usable supply is complicated and expensive.

In order to respond to California’s housing crisis, policy makers have pushed to make ADUs, a type of in-fill housing, easier and easier to build.