Two state housing bills, AB411 and SB330, are poised to impact Santa Cruz. AB411 would bring $16 million to the city to fund affordable housing projects. SB330 may foil the city council’s effort to prevent higher density on Soquel Avenue, Mission Street and Ocean Street. The two bills are on the governor’s desk. We break down what you need to know about these and other noteworthy state housing bills.

Two housing bills, AB 411 and SB 330, would have a particular impact on the City of Santa Cruz. (Kara Meyberg Guzman — Santa Cruz Local file, flight courtesy of LightHawk)

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Kara Meyberg Guzman is the CEO and co-founder of Santa Cruz Local. Prior to Santa Cruz Local, she served as the Santa Cruz Sentinel’s managing editor. She has a biology degree from Stanford University and lives in Santa Cruz.