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With the housing crisis in the state and effects still being felt by the pandemic, housing advocates rallied at the State House Thursday in support of foreclosure protection and rent control.

Los Angeles County’s declaration of a local public health emergency for COVID-19 ends on March 31. That means changes in some programs but many services will continue to be available to support L.A. County residents.

Polk County officials told the Register that the state doesnt plan to ask for the money to be reallocated.

SACRAMENTO – Governor Gavin Newsom today announced the following appointments: Avyark “Avy” Mallik, 36, of San Francisco, has been appointed General Counsel at…

The rent bank program, which was expanded in the legislature’s budget implementer bill, will now provide up to $3,500 — up from $1,200

In recent months, as the pandemic aid program winds down and state and federal protections against eviction have expired, eviction filings have risen.

As the number of evictions in Connecticut spikes, the state legislature has set aside $5 million for eviction prevention programs through the Department of Housing, including an expanded “rent bank” that aims to help tenants and landlords handle missed rent and avoid an eviction.

It’s set to be a component of the Department of Housing’s Eviction and Foreclosure Prevention Program and serve families at risk of homelessness, eviction or foreclosure.

By Christian George • JBA Board of Governors Happy New Year and cheers to 2021. On behalf of everyone in the world, I am thankful that 2020 is in the rearview mirror. That being said, 2020 was not all bad. My wife and I had our first child, a perfect son named Parker. Similarly, many of you likely spent more time with your families than you otherwise would, which hopefully reminded you how much you love those people. As an industry, ours is lucky, as the legal profession is suited to weathe...