The San Diego County Board of Supervisors will vote Tuesday on a proposal to establish a new civil enforcement unit with explicit authority to sue housing providers.
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Thanks to the advocacy of the California Apartment Association and other business groups, the city of Sacramento has shelved a proposal to penalize owners of underdeveloped private properties with fees…
The Lemon Grove City Council on Tuesday repealed a provision that required rental housing providers to give 120 days’ notice for no-fault evictions — double the 60-day period under state…
Rental housing providers in Los Angeles County will remain subject to limits on rent increases and restrictions on certain evictions after the county’s Board of Supervisors voted to extend wildfire-related…
After hearing from the California Apartment Association and housing providers, the Costa Mesa City Council on Tuesday voted 5–2 to reject a rental registry program and an at-fault eviction reporting…
Los Angeles County has doubled the minimum rent debt required before a landlord can pursue eviction for nonpayment, under a change to the county’s Rent Stabilization and Tenant Protections Ordinance.…
Costa Mesa officials are set to consider a proposal on Tuesday that would create a citywide rental registry program requiring housing providers to report rental data, submit certain notices to…
A bill before the California Legislature would prevent landlords from evicting tenants who are federal employees or contractors during a government shutdown — and for 30 days after it ends…
A Palo Alto council committee voted unanimously Tuesday to indefinitely shelve the city’s ongoing rent control effort, a significant victory for housing providers that now needs to be ratified by…
A wave of discrimination lawsuits in Los Angeles is putting fresh attention on how rental housing providers respond to Section 8 applicants. A single misstep can create costly legal exposure.
