California housing plan aims to aid low income families
California Governor Brown supports a 23 million population state effort to address housing shortages in urban and suburban areas. A 20 year commission proposes a California Housing and Development Agency, low interest loans, and state backed financing to expand rentals and home purchases for low income and minority groups.
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