In an editorial, the Santa Maria (California) Times examines the lack of affordable homes and access to medical care, citing a report from Enterprise that shows more than half surveyed have delayed getting health care in order to pay their rent.

The report by California Housing Partnership and Enterprise outlines the program's progress to increase affordable housing and reduce greenhouse gas emissions as well as getting agencies to collaborate, creating transportation infrastructure and preventing displacement.

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Lori Chatman, President of Enterprise Community Loan Fund, says private capital investment will support well-designed homes that are affordable and connected to health care, good jobs, schools and transit.

Updates on Housing, Policy and Solutions

Affordable housing advocates warned that the corporate tax cuts could have disastrous effects, and more than two years later, independent data show it has meant at least 15,000 delayed or killed units in California alone.

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A new study shows that there's a disproportionate number of blacks who are homeless in Los Angeles County. Enterprise VP and Southern California Market Leader Jacqueline Waggoner talks about the report released by an ad hoc committee she chaired.

Structural racism, discrimination, and unconscious bias drive an overrepresentation of Blacks experiencing homelessness, according to a new report by a Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority ad hoc committee led by Enterprise VP and Southern California Market Leader Jacqueline Waggoner.

Enterprise VP and Southern California Market Leader Jacqueline Waggoner served as chair for the ad hoc committee, which conducted community listening sessions, research and system assessments to identify the report's 67 recommendations.

A new exhibit aims to show how housing discrimination has contributed to segregation across Los Angeles for decade, showing how the homeless crisis and housing issues go hand in hand and how gentrification impacts the city.

The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority Commission recently appointed an Ad Hoc Committee on Black People Experiencing Homelessness, chaired by Enterprise VP and Southern California Market Leader Jacqueline Waggoner.

Joined by local elected officials, partners and residents, Peoples’ Self-Help Housing (PSHH) held a Grand Opening celebration and ribbon cutting for its latest affordable housing development, Creston Garden Apartments, on Feb. 28 in Paso Robles, CA