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Supreme Court rejects Huntington Beach’s appeal, forcing city to comply with state law requiring 40,000 new homes.
The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear Huntington Beach’s appeal, upholding a lower court ruling that the city must comply with California’s state housing law requiring it to zone for 40,000 new homes.
The decision ends the city’s legal challenge, which argued the mandate violated its charter and the First Amendment.
Now facing a mid-April deadline to approve 13,368 new homes, Huntington Beach’s authority to approve local land use changes is temporarily restricted.
State officials, including Attorney General Rob Bonta, called the city’s resistance “meritless,” and the state plans to enforce compliance through court action.
La Corte Suprema rechaza la apelación de Huntington Beach, obligando a la ciudad a cumplir con la ley estatal que requiere 40.000 nuevas casas.