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Ray Pearl

California
As seen in: The Mercury News, The Sacramento Bee, East Bay Times, Daily Bruin, Daily Democrat, Capitol Weekly
Dad. Husband. Dodgers. UCLA. City Councilmember. Affordable Housing. Public Policy. Hate Celiac Disease.
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CA must act fast on Trump's affordable housing silver lining - Capitol Weekly

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By Richard Ehisen Verified, Ray Pearl, Chione Flegal
| Capitol Weekly Verified
Opinion by RAY PEARL and CHIONE FLEGAL posted 09.08.2025 Capitol Weekly welcomes Opinions on California public policy or politics. Click here for more information about submitting an Op-Ed. OPINION – There is no shortage of things for Californians to be concerned about in the federal reconciliation legislation passed by Congress this summer.
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Bill would incentivize new homes, good construction jobs Original

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By Daniel M. Curtin, Ray Pearl
| The Mercury News Verified
For several years now, the state Legislature has struggled to find a solution to one of the biggest challenges facing California: How to build more affordable housing for the millions of families, seniors, workers and veterans who can’t keep up with rising rents — while also growing the thriving, well-paid, middle-class construction workforce every community needs.
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Here’s a way to make a dent in affordable housing: Invest state budget surplus

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By Ray Pearl, Lisa Hershey
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
The state isn't doing enough for the thousands of individuals, families and children who do not have a permanent place to call home, according to a new state report. We need not look any further than our streets and local parks to know this is true. California is the epicenter of homelessness with nearly a quarter of the nation's total homeless population.
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