A bill that would have strained California’s aging power grid by triggering the mass installation of air conditioning systems in older apartment buildings has stalled in the state Senate. The…
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An initiative that would raise taxes on property sales valued at more than $5 million has qualified for the fall ballot in the city of Los Angeles. The Los Angeles…
The California Apartment Association on July 1 will hold a webinar on the end of California’s COVID-19 eviction moratorium and what it means for rental housing providers. June 30 is…
Barring surprise action in the state Legislature, most of the final remnants of the California’s COVID-19 eviction moratorium will expire at the end of this month, although some local governments…
The Concord City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved a so-called “anti-harassment” ordinance that will lead to frivolous lawsuits against housing providers. The association and its members argued that the ordinance…
After unanimously passing the Senate, a CAA-sponsored bill that would offer financial relief to landlords deprived of COVID-19 emergency rental assistance has passed its first committee hearing in the state…
The California Apartment Association last week provided a 45-minute rundown of the association’s advocacy efforts in San Diego County, at the state Capitol and in the courts. Joshua Howard, CAA’s…
Based on preliminary results from Tuesday’s statewide primary election, the political action arm of the California Apartment Association appears to have succeeded in helping candidates who are reasonable and value…
Continuing to ignore the concerns of rental housing providers, the Oakland City Council on Tuesday formally approved an ordinance that makes the city’s rent control law more stringent and agreed…
Update: The Assembly Judiciary Committee on Tuesday, June 14, approved SB 847, which now heads to the Housing and Community Development Committee Members of the California Apartment Association are urging…
