Opponents say they will sue if a pair of state housing bills become law.
"It has always been a plan B to consider legal action should these bad bills move forward," Mike Griffiths, founder California Cities for Local Control, wrote in an email. "We will likely join with other groups who have legal expertise to pursue this, but we plan to leverage the support of well over 500 elected officials from cities all over the state, who may be in a ...
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