Newsom Continues Crackdown on Cities Over Housing Plan Requirements, States No City Gets a Pass

The California governor’s administration is suing five cities for failing to complete mandated housing plans under the state’s housing law. The law requires cities to develop housing strategies every eight years, but some jurisdictions have missed deadlines or are slow to comply, prompting legal action. While some cities claim they are working toward compliance, others, like Huntington Beach, have faced fines and legal battles for noncompliance. The state emphasizes that the housing law applies statewide and is essential to addressing California’s housing shortage.

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