4/25/2024
LA judge rules SB 9 unconstitutional
in lawsuit brought by SoCal cities
The Coast News
2/6/2024
Residents rail against rezoning in Carlsbad
The City Council approves rezoning 16 parcels as part of Housing Element update amid massive pushback;
State Street development also raises concerns
North County Pipeline
1/31/2019
Huntington Beach Sued While
Marin County Exempted from Affordable Housing Requirements
Did Govs Brown and Newsom play favorites over affordable housing laws?
“While Gov. Gavin Newsom has sued the Orange County city of Huntington Beach for failing to provide enough additional ‘affordable housing,’ his own home county of Marin is enjoying a moratorium on affordable housing building requirements until 2028.”
Katy Grimes
Editor of the California Globe
California Globe
3/30/2023
Huntington Beach’s Lawsuit Challenges Newsom’s Housing Mandates
“…over 95 percent of California is undeveloped and unoccupied.
Why would state regulators go to war with some cities
over home construction but not others? Why would the
state impose housing higher densities on cities at all —
given that so much of the state is unoccupied?”
Will Swaim
President of the California Policy Center
cohost of National Review’s “Radio Free California Podcast”
The Conejo Guardian
Independent Community News
10/24/2023
Do 95 percent of Californians live on just 5.3 percent of the land in California?
8/17/2023
Housing plans in Oceanside
spark community debate about state and local policies
“We make important decisions and we need to be held accountable for them. … When I have the discretion to make a decision, I obviously take ownership of it whether I’m right or wrong. But the fact that we don’t have that discretion anymore is extremely frustrating.”
Ryan Keim
Oceanside Deputy Mayor
North Coast Current
More discussion at
Wake Up Oceanside
10/24/2023
How do residents of Oceanside feel about developers tearing down Regal Cinemas? Will the theater be replaced with apartments due to state mandates for more housing?
Are high rise apartments mostly rentals rather than home ownership? Does this rental income mostly benefit large corporations?
What about the strain on water and energy and schools and transportation and pollution and other infrastructure? Is the state of California allowing developers to build without paying for the infrastructure cost?
Is California mandating policies for which local communities are expected to pay the bill?
Is there no requirement for developers to even build affordable housing?
Can California legislators
save us from this? Or maybe a people’s referendum?
Does centralized state control keep local citizens from having a say in their communities?
And did SANDAG punt
mileage tax
and toll roads decisions to the
California Air Resources Board? Can SANDAG now say that any mileage tax is out of their control?
9/18/2023
The California conundrum
Fewer people, more homes,
but an acute housing shortage
Los Angeles Times
10/24/2023
Between January 2020 and January 2023
did the population of California
decrease by 709,000
while the number of housing units
increased by 378,000?
If the population is going down and there is more housing available… shouldn’t home prices be going down?
Are large corporations buying up homes and bidding up prices? Are they outbidding potential residents? Does that explain the increase in home prices? So, will building more homes actually even make prices more affordable?
12/4/2017
With $20 trillion between them
Blackrock and Vanguard could own almost everything by 2028
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7/3/2021
Using Disaster Capitalism to Control All Humans
Catherine Austin Fitts
USAWatchdog
“This is so simple at the root. The central bankers are using the government to shut down the main street economy, and then they are going direct and injecting money into the private equity firms and Wall Street who are running around the country buying things. Think of this as a leverage buyout of the world. We are being purchased with our own money.
Also, we are liable. If you look at all the debt the government is issuing, our assets are liable for that debt. This is a continuation and consolidation of the financial coup that we have been taking about.”
Catherine Austin Fitts
Investment advisor and former Assistant Secretary of Housing
10/26/2023
The Federal Reserve gave rich entities low interest money? This money could be used to buy up assets like homes? The average would-be homeowner can’t compete in that kind of a rigged market.
Then cities get mandated into demolishing existing businesses and homes so they can be replaced with easily controlled and surveilled
15-minute cities? Argh…
8/30/2023
Catherine Austin Fitts Explains
the Cabal’s Land and Real Estate Stealing Tactics
Due Diligence and Art
11/1/2023
Catherine and Sasha discuss the tanking of San Francisco. Is this a planned demolition for the purpose of buying up SF cheap and replacing it with 15-minute cities?
San Franciso is a city that is basically wall-to-wall housing. So, where does California expect San Francisco to put
10,000 new homes each year? There really isn’t any open land left upon which to build.
So, San Francisco would have to steal existing owner-owned homes to replace them with huge monstrosities owned by rich investors? The rich get richer? And, San Francisco has to pay for the infrastructure to support all of that expansion? This is looneyville.