L.A. approves $466 million in affordable housing spending, the largest pool ever

Los Angeles Times - Sep 23, 2026

L.A. City Council approved $466.6 million in affordable housing funding on Tuesday. It'll go toward developers, nonprofits and land trusts developing housing projects.

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