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President Donald Trump downplayed efforts to offer a 50-year mortgage as a way to make owning a house more affordable than with typical 30-y...
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Trump Says 50-Year Mortgages Would Be No ‘Big Deal’

President Donald Trump downplayed efforts to offer a 50-year mortgage as a way to make owning a house more affordable than with typical 30-y...
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Fresno Approves Tax on New Homes and Shopping. Even Experts Don’t Know How it Works

The Fresno City Council on Thursday approved a hotly disputed tax on new homes and apartments even as city staff worked out the complex rule...
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Decision-making power over housing projects lay at the core of a months-long dispute between Fresno City Councilmembers who say they want to...
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Protesters Oppose Fresno’s SE Plan. ‘Folks Don’t Need $500,000 Homes on Outskirts’

Environmental groups and labor unions, together with residents of an area of Fresno between Clovis and Sanger came out in opposition to a pl...
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California Promised Insurance Relief But Delivered Loopholes

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How Do Some Bills Become Law in California? By Leaving Pages Blank

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Do You Know When Fresno County Property Taxes Are Due? Here Are the Deadlines

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