Recent media coverage of federal immigration activity has raised questions for rental housing providers — particularly around whether landlords should respond to administrative subpoenas for tenant information.
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A federal judge has upheld a rule by the South Coast Air Quality Management District that would prohibit the use of gas-powered appliances, such as water heaters and boilers, in…
The California Apartment Association on Monday asked the state Supreme Court to depublish a lower court decision that has created confusion over how landlords must write and serve three-day notices…
A bill that initially threatened to impose new burdens on rental housing providers in the aftermath of local disasters will be amended at the request of the California Apartment Association.…
The California Apartment Association and several individual landlords are pushing back against Alameda County’s attempt to dismiss their lawsuit over the county’s COVID-19 eviction moratorium. In a court filing this…
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors on Wednesday held an initial hearing on an ordinance that would require all habitable rental units to maintain indoor temperatures at or below…
Updated versions of the California Apartment Association’s three-day notices and 30-day CARES Act notices are now available for download from the association’s website. Revised fillable online forms are also now…
You may think you know what counts as “rent,” but your city may define it differently. In California, some local rent control ordinances include charges beyond base rent — such…
A bill that would give tenants 14 days to pay rent or face eviction — rather than the three days required under current law — may soon return for a…
After being stripped of its most troubling provisions relating to rental housing fees and tenant screening, SB 681 was included in the state’s budget policy bill and was signed into…
