Legislation that would have capped rents and retail prices far beyond disaster areas will be amended to remove the broad geographic provisions, ensuring that rental property owners, hotels, and other…
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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,…
The legal fight over the South Coast Air Quality Management District’s so-called “zero-NOx” rule is moving into the next phase.
A federal judge on Thursday, Aug. 21, heard arguments in the California Apartment Association’s lawsuit challenging Alameda County’s COVID-19 eviction moratorium. The hearing had been set for Aug. 14 but…
The nominating period for the 2026 CAA Board of Directors is underway. Applications are due by Friday, Sept. 12, 2025. Here are the links to the nominating documents:
A bill that originally would have forced landlords to translate an eviction complaint and summons into multiple languages has been amended to shift that responsibility to the courts, thanks to…
The Monterey County Registrar of Voters on Friday, Aug. 15, confirmed that tenant advocates have collected enough valid signatures to challenge the Salinas City Council’s repeal of rent control.
Rent increases in wildfire-affected parts of Los Angeles County will remain capped at 10% for an additional 30 days, under an extension approved this week by the Board of Supervisors.…
While some harmful proposals remain active, CAA has successfully halted or significantly amended numerous negative bills that were a priority for CAA this year. Some of these bills have been…
Recent ruling a setback, not end of the road Sometimes in litigation, the opening round doesn’t go your way. That’s what happened last month, when a federal district court ruled…
