Ned Resnikoff
policy director for California YIMBY
Ned Resnikoff is an urban policy analyst, researcher, writer, and editor. His byline has appeared in a variety of publications, including the New York Times, San Francisco Chronicle, Dissent, and The Nation. He writes the newsletter Public Comment, which can be found at publiccomment.blog.
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Letting homebuyers opt for a longer mortgage won’t make any homes cheaper.
The story about how homelessness among military veterans fell can tell us a lot about what we need to do in order to end the larger crisis.
Individual homeowners are not the main obstacle in California.
Decision time is looming on the Keystone XL pipeline project, and Republicans are sure to use their newfound control of the Senate to agitate on its behalf.
Incumbent Democrat John Hickenlooper is the apparent winner in Colorado, defying a nationwide Republican sweep.
Even as the Senate swung to the right, midterm voters approved ballot measures hiking the minimum wage and legalizing recreational marijuana use.
Midterm congressional races may be a referendum on the presidency, but the governor’s races don’t seem to have been affected in the same way.
Voters get a chance to decide directly on the minimum wage, marijuana decriminalization, and a number of other issues on Tuesday.
The social media colossus is trying to nudge its users into voting this year.
St. Louis police chief Jon Belmar said the no-fly zone was actually instituted because of overall concern for the safety of police pilots.
