California landlords may have an easier time securing longer-term protections against trespassing at their rental property thanks to legislation signed Saturday by Gov. Newsom. SB 602 by Sen. Bob Archuleta,…
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The U.S. Supreme Court was expected to announce today whether it would hear an appeal of the 74 Pinehurst, LLC v. State of New York case. Instead, the high court re-listed the…
The city of Los Angeles will soon open a dedicated online portal for small landlords to apply for rental assistance. The portal is intended for rental property owners with…
Gov. Newsom this past weekend signed a bill that amends some of the tenancy termination rules under the California Tenant Protection Act of 2019. The bill, SB 567 by Sen.…
The 2023 CAA Nominating Committee, chaired by Adam Goldfarb (Manco Abbott) is pleased to announce the slate of candidates for open seats on the 2024 CAA Board of Directors. We…
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday announced that it will not weigh in on two cases challenging rent control and eviction laws in New York and California. The lead case,…
Del Norte County’s state of emergency, linked to the Smith River Complex Fire and the associated rent increase caps, expired on Sept. 28. Similarly, the Happy Camp Complex Fire’s state…
California has announced new insurance reforms aimed at improving market conditions for consumers who’ve seen insurance options dwindle in recent months. In a Sept. 21, press release, Insurance Commissioner Ricardo…
Los Angeles’ Emergency Renters Assistance Program is on the brink of its application deadline. Designed for low-income tenants who have accrued rent debt due to COVID-19, the window to apply…
High winds, dry vegetation, and low humidity continue to elevate the risk and frequency of major wildfires across California. When these weather conditions occur in combination, your electric utility may need…
