SB-79 would allow dense housing development near transit stops statewide, potentially transforming California's approach to affordable housing and public transportation funding California lawmakers are advancing ambitious legislation that could dramatically reshape housing development across the state by requiring cities to allow high-density residential projects near public transit stations. Senate Bill 79, introduced by Senator Scott […]
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