In The News
2015 NEWS
10/2015 San Benardino County ‘Vision’ meeting draws State Superintendent of Public Instruction
(San Bernardino County Sun)
9/2015 Major California non-profit developer relies on WegoWise to use resources efficiently, identify savings opportunities, and help meet state-mandated water reduction goals
(wegowise.com)
9/2015 Developer lauds city for funding roof repairs
(Victorville Daily Press)
9/2015 Lack of affordable housing in Inland Empire placing bigger economic burden on low-income families
(California Economic Summit)
9/2015 Cid Pinedo to lead Hope through Housing
(Los Angeles Times – Foothills Reader)
9/2015 There is a shared vision to find homes for Pasadena’s homeless
(Pasadena Star News)
9/2015 Ciriaco ‘Cid’ Pinedo named President of Hope through Housing
(Claremont-La Verne Patch)
8/2015 Former Chaffey official named foundation president
(The Press Enterprise)
8/2015 PonTell: Ontario Airport agreement bodes well for Inland Empire economic growth
(The Planning Report)
8/2015 Development planned for blighted block
(San Diego Union Tribune)
8/2015 Less for many: ‘Opportunity Gap’, income disparity, poverty grows in Orange County
(Orange County Register)
6/2015 Can More Public Transportation Solve the Housing Crisis?
(Public CEO)
6/2015 ‘Rough’ San Bernardino neighborhood to undergo big change
(ABC7 Eyewitness News)
6/2015 Officials break ground on Waterman Gardens redevelopment project
(San Bernardino County Sun)
6/2015 Waterman Gardens project groundbreaking slated Monday in San Bernardino
(San Bernardino County Sun)
5/2015 The costs of not building housing: Toni Atkins
(Los Angeles Daily News)
5/2015 People on the Move: National Core Names Executive Vice President
(Affordable Housing Finance)
4/2015 Ground broken on high-quality housing for formerly homeless
(South Pasadena Patch)
4/2015 Michael Ruane named Executive VP at National CORE
(Mission Viejo Patch)
4/2015 Kittens pulled from drainage pipe
(Hi-Desert Star)
3/2015 Affordable Housing – A National Crisis
(California CEO Business News)
3/2015 Quality of life initiative in San Bernardino announced
(Inland News Today)
2/2015 REAL ESTATE: Affordable housing solutions needed, panel says
(The Press Enterprise)
2/2015 Joel Kotkin: Go East, Young Workers
(Orange County Register)
2/2015 Go East, Young Southern California Workers
(NewGeography.com)
2/2015 ECONOMY: Inland area the ‘last refuge’ for affordable housing
(The Press Enterprise)
2/2015 REAL ESTATE: ‘Housing the Future’ as 2015 dawns
(The Press Enterprise)
2/2015 Inland Empire seen as key to Southern California and its middle class
(Inland Valley Daily Bulletin)
2/2015 REAL ESTATE: Forum to address Inland housing affordability
(The Press Enterprise)
2/2015 Affordable Housing Shortage Examined
(The IE Voice)
1/2015 Affordable housing plays major role in economic vitality
(Inland Valley Daily Bulletin)
1/2015 Local senior citizen happy with new apartment
(Hi-Desert Star)
News from National CORE
Reimagined Villa Serena Brings More Room for San Marcos Families
Villa Serena, once an aging 1970s-era apartment complex with cramped apartments and limited parking, has been reimagined as a spacious, modern affordable community with 148 homes, 47 three-bedroom apartments, ample parking and new amenities for Richmar families. On...
Congressman Pete Aguilar: Advancing Housing, Opportunity and Community
National CORE and Hope through Housing Foundation are proud to recognize Congressman Pete Aguilar as the 2026 Housing Advocate of the Year. Throughout his public service, Congressman Aguilar has been a strong partner in expanding affordable housing, advancing resident...
Oak View Ranch Earns Prestigious National Recognition
Oak View Ranch Family Apartments in Murrieta has earned national recognition as a 2026 Award of Merit winner from the National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials (NAHRO), honoring National CORE’s commitment to building exceptional affordable housing...
Prop 1: Investing in California’s Future
The cost of housing affects all of us. When families struggle to afford a home, seniors cannot afford to remain in their communities and the people who work in our neighborhoods cannot afford to live there, the impact reaches far beyond an individual household....
National CORE, Prima Development Break Ground on 202-Home Esperanza Village in El Monte
More than 200 new affordable homes are coming to El Monte with the development of Esperanza Village, a Mission-style community that will provide housing for families and seniors alongside resident services, recreation and access to a comprehensive new healthcare...
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