Daily Journal Staff Writer
Cities around California are struggling to meet state requirements to provide affordable housing and it could get a lot harder if the state Supreme Court overturns one of the most popular ways to fund these projects.
San Jose is at the center of a closely watched case over whether it's legal to require developers to create affordable units or pay an equivalent fee to the city to fund affordable hou...
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