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California has initiated lawsuits against five cities for failing to comply with state housing laws, claiming they have not adopted necessary housing plans. Governor Gavin Newsom emphasized the need for all jurisdictions to contribute to addressing the state's housing crisis, while Attorney General Rob Bonta stated that previous compliance efforts had been exhausted before litigation was pursued.
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California has initiated lawsuits against five cities for failing to comply with state housing laws, claiming they have not adopted necessary housing plans. Governor Gavin Newsom emphasized the need for all jurisdictions to contribute to addressing the state's housing crisis, while Attorney General Rob Bonta stated that previous compliance efforts had been exhausted before litigation was pursued.
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California sues five cities over lack of housing plans
California Files Lawsuits Against Five Cities Over Housing Plan Compliance