This is the State of California, Doug Sovern is off today. Berkeley is making history by being the first city in California to allow residents to sell their accessory dwelling units, otherwise known as ADU's, as condominiums within the next year. 

These days, owning a home is becoming more out of reach for Californians due to sky-high costs, but the bill authored by Assembly Member Phil Ting of San Francisco aims to make home ownership more attainable in one of the Bay Area's most costly markets. 

For a closer look, KCBS Radio's Bret Burkhart and Patti Reising were joined by Berkeley City Council member Rashi Kesarwani. She is the one who led the city to adopt the bill.