Yolo County — News, Press, Events — Community Housing Opportunities Corporation

CHOC Community Impact Featured on Univision 19 & KCRA 3 for Big Day of Giving

On May 7, 2026, CHOC Community Impact was proud to be featured across two television news outlets in honor of Big Day of Giving — a testament to the vital work happening every day in the Tri-County region. That morning, CHOC's Director of Resident Services, Juan Pulido, represented CHOC on Univision 19 KUVS Sacramento. Juan spoke to the heart of what Big Day of Giving means for the people CHOC serves: families working hard to stay housed, children showing up to after-school programs every afternoon, and seniors who deserve dignity and connection right where they live.

Meet the Team Streamlining Affordable Housing Property Management

At CHOC, we don’t just build homes for working families — we build communities, one household at a time. While we’re known for designing beautiful, sustainable spaces, there’s another driving force behind our success: our property management division, Sterling Asset Management. Keep reading to discover how Sterling is making a difference for our residents and the incredible work our staff accomplishes every day across our properties…

Year in Review: Reflections, Milestones, and What’s to Come

On behalf of everyone at CHOC, we extend our heartfelt thanks for helping make this year a success. We deeply appreciate the support of municipalities, construction and finance partners, agencies, fellow nonprofits, and the hundreds of resident families who call our affordable housing communities home. Join us as we reflect on the achievements of the year in this comprehensive recap.

Monarch’s Especially Grand Opening in Palm Springs

The Monarch Apartment Homes grand opening was everything we’d hoped it would be - for our organization, our residents, our partners and attendees. But, there was a beautiful, quiet moment right before our celebration began: the sight of a single Monarch butterfly floating through the agave, succulents, and desert plants now growing in the newly-constructed reflection garden.