The board approved county staff applying for a HUD‑funded continuum‑of‑care transitional‑housing grant through SDHDA (an estimated application near $350,000 annually, with a 25% match allowed in‑kind), approved applying for a Department of Labor CHW apprenticeship that covers certification and up to $5,000 in salary reimbursement, and unanimously passed a series of routine administrative motions including claims, a park lighting quote and scheduling the tax‑deed auction for July 30.

After a staff presentation on a roughly $717.7 million all-funds plan, the Sunnyvale Planning Commission voted 7-0 May 26 to recommend City Council adopt the planning program budget and to support Budget Supplement 1 while asking for clarity on reserve impacts and homelessness funding.

The Legislative Subcommittee voted unanimously to support a group of state bills including AB1667 (add distribution of fentanyl to a minor as a serious felony), AB2284 (CHP list of noncompliant e‑bike products), AB2346 (speedometer requirement), SB1167 (e‑bike classification), AB1708 (HAP funding access for smaller jurisdictions) and related items; motion moved by Councilmember Burkholder and seconded by the chair.

Council members report on groundwater health, climate meetings, and cemetery cleanup efforts.

Senators receive urgent warnings on AB 131's threats to CEQA and habitat protections.

The City of Eugene’s Intergovernmental Relations Committee confirmed Councilor Rose as 2026 chair and received a detailed mid‑session briefing from IGR manager Ethan Nelson on shelter funding, Clear Lake Road bonding, ALPR rules, airport funding, tax proposals and other priority bills amid the short 35‑day legislative calendar.

Federal housing officials released sweeping new rules that could change how thousands of communities receive and use federal homelessnessfunding. The U.S. De...