City council approves development amid statewide push for homeless solutions The Pasadena City Council moved forward this month with an ambitious $83.1 million affordable housing project that underscores both the promise and challenges of addressing California's twin crises of housing affordability and homelessness. The 100-unit Ramona Senior Housing development represents a significant public-private partnership between […]
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