The Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has agreed to expedite the California Apartment Association’s legal challenge to a regional air district rule that bans gas-powered water heaters and boilers…
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The California Apartment Association is backing proposed reforms to the state’s intervenor process, a system that has delayed insurance approvals and contributed to rising costs for rental housing providers.
The Los Angeles City Council’s Housing and Homelessness Committee on Wednesday will take up proposals that would make the city’s rent stabilization ordinance more restrictive and limit property owners’ ability…
One year after adopting rent control, and just months after voting to repeal it, the Salinas City Council has sent the issue to voters. On Sept. 23, the council voted…
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors last week ordered county counsel to draft options for a new eviction moratorium — this one tied to federal immigration enforcement. A written…
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Wildfires prompt state of emergency, rent-gouging protections in Calaveras and Tuolumne counties
Gov. Gavin Newsom on Friday, Sept. 19, declared a state of emergency in Calaveras and Tuolumne counties, triggering California’s anti-price-gouging law and limiting rent increases to no more than 10%.
The Oceanside City Council on Wednesday, Sept. 17 voted down its proposed Residential Tenant Protection Ordinance, marking a significant victory for rental housing providers. During the required second reading, the…
Meet the speakers Host Whitney Prout Executive Vice President of Legal Affairs, CAA Presenters Mallory Homewood Policy & Compliance Counsel, Local Government Affairs, CAA Monica Deka Compliance and Legislative Counsel,…
Through sustained advocacy at the Capitol, the California Apartment Association this year blocked or significantly amended dozens of bills that would have imposed costly mandates, undermined property rights, and created…
Legislation clarifying how landlords return security deposits has cleared the Legislature and now awaits action from the governor.
