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LA City Council rejects proposal to aid tenants impacted by wildfires
After an intense debate, the Los Angeles City Council rejected a proposal on Friday, Feb. 14, intended to provide eviction defense for residents who were impacted economically or lost their livelihoods in the January wildfires.
Eviction protections for renters who lost jobs after the fires fails key LA City Council vote
After a contentious debate pitting landlords against renters — and councilmembers against each other — a post-fire eviction proposal didn’t secure enough votes to pass.
LA County and American Red Cross Seek Housing for Eaton Fire Victims as City Council Votes Against Eviction Protections
The Los Angeles County Development Authority and Red Cross seek rentals for Eaton fire victims, while the LA Council votes against extending eviction protections despite rising rental prices and legal action against price gouging.
LA City Council will revisit wildfire eviction protections on Friday, February 14
The Los Angeles City Council plans to revisit a proposed city ordinance on Friday, Feb. 14, that would pause evictions for a year for tenants who face economic hardship due to the recent wildfires.
L.A. City Council proposes new measures to protect immigrants from Trump
The L.A. City Council is proposing more immigrant protections, even in the face of President Trump’s threats to withhold funds from "sanctuary cities."
Rent freeze rejected, some tenants protections for fire victims advanced by LA City Council committee
A Los Angeles City Council committee rejected a proposed one-year rent freeze but approved moving forward with some tenants' protections for residents who lost their homes or jobs in the recent wildfires.
LA City Council approves pause on evictions for extra occupants due to wildfires
The Los Angeles City Council approved an ordinance that will temporarily prohibit landlords from evicting tenants for having unauthorized occupants and pets who have been displaced by the multiple fires that erupted in January.
LA City Council rejects eviction protection for wildfire victims
The Los Angeles City Council voted down a bill that would have protected wildfire victims from evictions The youngest Trump doesn’t spend much time on campus, deepening the mystery surrounding who he really is as many prominent figures rave about different aspects of his personality A shark bit the hands off a woman along the shore of a Caribbean beach while she was trying to take a picture with it.
City council rejects proposal to provide eviction defense for residents impacted by L.A. wildfires
After an intense debate, the Los Angeles City Council rejected a proposal Friday intended to provide eviction defense for residents who were impacted economically or lost their livelihoods in the January wildfires.
Los Angeles voting on eviction moratorium, owners warn of ‘rent holiday’ impact
The Los Angeles City Council is voting for a one-year eviction moratorium on Friday for anyone “economically impacted” by the ...
Nonprofits allege Los Angeles plan to boost housing development is too weak, illegal
Housing nonprofits Yes in My Back Yard and Californians for Homeownership sued the city of Los Angeles on Thursday, alleging ...
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Should builders permit their own projects? Post-fire Los Angeles considers a radical idea
The recent spate of LA fires has led many different parties to re-examine state and local approaches to building approval.
Councilwoman Park calls for review of every hydrant in Los Angeles
An investigation has found that hundreds of fire hydrants spanning throughout Los Angeles may be in need of repair, despite ...
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City leaders in Los Angeles set to introduce package of legislation to protect immigrant residents
Several members from the Los Angeles City Council will be introducing a package of legislation aimed at protecting immigrant residents and strengthening the sanctuary city ordinance. At a news ...
Los Angeles City Council approves $3M to support victims of domestic violence
The Los Angeles City Council approved more than $3 million to support survivors of domestic violence prompted by concerns that local organizations would not receive state and federal funding.