Come to Entradero Park on Sun., Jan. 23rd from 10am - 12 noon to sign the "Our Neighborhood Voices" petition. We need to gather over 1 million signatures. Ensure that local zoning & land use is decided by locally elected officials, not Sacramento. Our Neighborhood Voices #stopdevelopers

Homeless people aren’t the problem, a system that prioritizes developers and profits over housing them is.

“It is past time for the YIMBY movement to recognize and atone for the harm they have done, and the harm the movement continues to do.” My Year as a YIMBY | Blog Posts | LA Podcast thelapod.com/posts/my-year-…

I’ve said this before, and I’ll say it again: the real estate lobby is among the most evil villains in the California story…

I’m happy with Medicare- I do not want California to f it up. California can’t even run EDD !

Blackstone is the world's largest corporate landlord, and the United Nations cited the company as playing a key role in the global housing affordability crisis. Blackstone is making record profits at the expense of hard-working people. reuters.com/business/finan…

Sick City by Prof Patrick Condon

To-Do List for LA Pols: 1. Address root causes of #homelessness crisis; 2. Stop pushing land-use policies that fuel #gentrification and homelessness; 3. PROTECT tenants, PRESERVE existing affordable housing, PRODUCE new affordable housing. #3Ps latimes.com/homeless-housi…

Wiener is behind this huge division between the locals and the state. If he wants affordable housing he should fund it from the state. The rest of his housing agenda is simply serving his wealthy contributors and sewing division.

We've just released a super important book: "Selling Off California." It explains how Big Real Estate, with help from pols and YIMBYs, is fueling sky-high rents, gentrification and homelessness. Click on the link to read it for free. #SellingOffCalifornia housinghumanright.org/housing-is-a-h…

Bureaucrats are now talking about banning lawns in California. This latest step towards dystopia comes weeks after they killed a new desalination plant.

AB2011 streamlines market rate housing on any 70ft wide mixed use corridor - means it concentrates in dense, low-income BIPOC areas and allows no community input and even overrides local cultural protections in places like the Mission. Why USM and many other BIPOC orgs oppose.

Because of its unfortunate definitions, #AB2011 especially targets urban communities of color for small business displacement and demolition of cultural assets w/ no community input. Gavin Newsom Please lead equity amendments bill next year. Lourdes Castro Ramírez

MAPPING: AB2011 concentrates its market-rate housing development in communities of color at risk of displacement. Gavin Newsom Tempering equity legislation needed next year. Lourdes Castro Ramírez Gustavo Velasquez

We all read the bill closer than you did. Analyze what you read! 70 ft is a target on lower income communities and excludes higher income areas.

What the h—- does this even mean? Just Yimby nonsense!

Did you not look at the map??

Oppose California SB423! Retain local input on development permits! chng.it/FyWrRRg6 via Change.org