Controversial legislation overrides local zoning to allow nine-story developments near transit hubs, setting stage for statewide housing transformation California lawmakers have approved one of the most ambitious state-imposed housing density measures in recent years, passing Senate Bill 79 in a vote that overrides local zoning laws to permit high-rise residential developments near transit corridors statewide. […]
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