Ignoring voters, tenant groups keep pushing rent control
California voters have repeatedly and overwhelmingly rejected strict rent control proposals, yet groups like the AIDS Healthcare Foundation refuse to relent. Over the past year, new groups — with funding from various nonprofit foundations — have emerged in cities across the state to significantly limit rent increases and expand the eviction protections tenants already have under state law.
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- Victory in Baldwin Park—rent cap increased from 3% to 5%The Los Angeles County suburb of Baldwin Park recently considered tightening the allowable rent increase under its draconian rent control…
