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Landlord Boots Renters From Apartments for Sprinkler Fix

Fire-plagued apartments to evict tenants to add sprinklers

Tenants of Barrington Plaza, a high-rise L.A. apartment complex, will be evicted to make way for the addition of fire safety sprinklers

Fires continue to kill people in unsafe buildings as Chicago ignores problems with its inspection system

CHICAGO — Larry Burns had been planning a wedding reception last May in Mississippi and was looking forward to his mother coming from her home in Chicago’s Austin neighborhood. A

People Keep Dying as Chicago Ignores Problematic Inspections

A 2021 investigation revealed Chicago’s deeply flawed inspection system for identifying and responding to safety issues in residential buildings. Since the report was published, 53 more people have died in residential fires.

Judge rejects developer's lawsuit over L.A. eviction measure

A judge said L.A.'s emergency tenant protections promoted the "common good" and do not require that property owners be compensated for their losses.

In a Westside council race, a major landlord's $300,000 donation causes a stir

An increasingly fierce race for the City Council seat on L.A.'s Westside features a fight over a $300,000 donation by the owner of a high-rise apartment complex.

L.A. County commits to ending eviction moratorium by year's end

The Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to cement the termination of the pandemic-era eviction moratorium and other renter protections

LA County homelessness up, but growth is slowing | Greater LA

The results of LA’s annual homeless count show a 4.1% increase in the number of people living on the streets and in shelters countywide since 2020, and a 1.7% increase in the City of LA.

California may allow resuable reports for rent applicants - The San Diego Union-Tribune

California renters hate paying application fees when looking for apartments. Legislation to allow reusable credit reports has passed the state Senate.

California may allow resuable reports for rent applicants

California renters hate paying application fees when looking for apartments. Legislation to allow reusable credit reports has passed the state Senate.