By The Registry Staff In a step toward tackling the pressing issue of homelessness among seniors, Oakland has secured an additional $14 million from California’s Homekey program. Unlike previous awards that facilitated the conversion of existing buildings into supportive housing, this allocation will finance the construction of a brand-new modular building on two vacant, city-owned […]
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