Tag: Housing
Upward of 300,000 L.A. Households Could Be at Risk if the State’s Eviction Ban Expires Next Month
As the state Judicial Council considers rescinding current tenant protections, a UCLA study warns of worst-case scenarios
The City of L.A. Has Millions to Help Bail Out Renters, but Demand Is Going to Be Sky High
A new program that will offer emergency rent subsidies for some at-risk residents starts accepting applications July 13
Activists and Council Members Want to Know Why Many L.A. Hotels Aren’t Housing the Homeless
Despite receiving public subsidies, many L.A. hotels aren't participating the Gavin Newsom's Project Roomkey
Housing Activists Staged a ‘Car Caravan’ Protest Outside Mayor Garcetti’s Home
What a rally for tenant protections looks like in the age of social distancing
L.A.’s Real Estate Agents Go Virtual to Keep Coronavirus from Cooling the Market
As many Realtors call off open houses, the experience of home shopping will look a little different in the coming weeks
L.A. City Councilmembers Want to Stop Coronavirus-Related Evictions Before They Start
As COVID-19 layoffs loom, Councilman Mike Bonin wants to keep people from ending up on the streets
Coastal Counties Could See a Lot More Growth Under a New State Plan
New goals set by the Southern California Association of Governments would push L.A. to build 810,000 units by 2029
Council President Herb Wesson Reportedly Advocated for a Developer as his Son Enjoyed Cheap Rent
If it turns out the two things are related, it could be ethical hot water for Wesson
The Real Estate Developer Reportedly Hosting Trump’s L.A. Fundraiser Has a History of Controversy
Billionaire builder Geoffrey H. Palmer will reportedly host the president in Beverly Hills this week. The two men have plenty in common.
Amoeba’s Owners Don’t Want Their Hollywood Building to Become a Landmark
The music store’s owners claim the lawsuit would hurt their business, rather than help