Six months after catastrophic wildfires torched entire communities in Los Angeles—including the upscale Pacific Palisades—not even 100 building permits have been issued. Thousands of Californians remain homeless, wondering when they’ll be allowed to rebuild their lives.
Now, in what many are calling a political bait-and-switch, California Governor Gavin Newsom has announced a $101 million taxpayer-funded plan—not to help people rebuild their single-family homes—but to push massive multifamily rental housing projects.
The announcement left many residents stunned. Instead of greenlighting private rebuilding efforts, the state is prioritizing dense apartment-style living—fueling suspicions that this was the endgame all along.
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