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political reporter @calmatters. formerly @AP. california girl, through and through. reach me: nadia@calmatters.org.
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HOA fees skyrocketing? A California bill could cap them, but Democrats are divided Original

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By Nadia Lathan Verified
| CalMatters Verified
Some Democrats are divided over a bill that would cap how much homeowners associations can raise fees each year. Keeping up with your California representatives felt impossible before. Now you can watch them like a hawk: Sign up for My Legislator, your weekly, personalized report that tracks what your state representatives say and do. Robert Henricks reluctantly voted to increase monthly homeowners association fees in his San Diego County community, lifting them by $100 a month to $550.
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Sacramento Report: Should the State Cap HOA Fees?

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By Nadia Lathan Verified
| Voice of San Diego Verified
In the laundry list of things contributing to the affordability crisis, housing undoubtedly remains at the top for California. Lawmakers have had to come up with creative ways to cut what seem to be a neverending litany of things that contribute to skyrocketing housing prices, reforming the state’s marquee environmental law being chiefly among them. One other alternative? Making homeowners associations more affordable.
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Sacramento Report: What’s at Stake for the Legislature in November

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By Nadia Lathan Verified
| Voice of San Diego Verified
If California’s primary election results tell us anything about what’s to come in November, it’s that Republicans in the state Legislature face a difficult road. In Southern California and the Central Valley, where leading candidates are neck-and-neck, GOP lawmakers will likely need to work overtime to hold their 19 Assembly and 10 Senate seats in the Democratic-controlled chambers.
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