Up Next
CA Sets Aside $170 Million To Thin Vegetation To Help Prevent Wildfires
Season 2025
Episode 350
2:00
Back to Show
SoCal Matters
Why 15,000 Renters Could Be Facing Eviction in California
Season 2025
Episode 338
The Emergency Housing Voucher program, launched during the pandemic, is running out of funds — potentially displacing over 60,000 renters, including 15,000 in California. With no plan for new funding, housing agencies fear a wave of evictions.
Sign up now for inspiring and thought-provoking media delivered straight to your inbox.
Support Provided By
2:00
Newsom sues Trump, arguing sweeping tariffs are unconstitutional.
2:00
Salmon fishing shuttered again as Chinook collapse worsens in California.
2:00
Kaiser mental health workers resume negotiations after 6 months of striking.
2:00
A new bill could allow bars in some cities to serve alcohol until 4 a.m.
2:00
Six years after a court ruling, Santa Monica still uses a disputed election system.
1:55
Talk of annexing Canada and new policies are turning Canadian tourists away.
1:55
San Diego encampment sweeps ramp up under new law, displacing more unhoused residents.
2:00
Federal cuts threaten pandemic-era health grants that supported key public health services.
1:59
Palisades fire destroyed affordable mobile homes — and rebuilding is far from guaranteed.
2:00
A running club in Skid Row offers exercise and community for people overcoming homelessness.
1:55
330 USDA food shipments for California food banks are on hold with no timeline in sight.
2:00
Most NIL earnings go to a few standout athletes at major universities like UCLA and Berkeley.