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President Biden is calling to "fund the police," leaving behind his summer 2020 promises to "reform the police."

LA City Council is considering a proposal to end COVID-era eviction protections. Landlords say they need the income amid inflation. Activists worry that this will lead to more displacement.

The spike is due to recent inflation.

Thanks to inflation, landlords in parts of the state not limited by local rent stabilization ordinances can raise rent by up to 10 percent starting in August.

Starting Aug. 1, landlords will be allowed to increase rents by as much as 10% under a state law affecting millions of tenants across California.

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This week's roundup includes a look at the latest signals of a slowing market, as well as a pair of blockbuster sales on the Westside.

Refrigerators are missing, and droughts are forcing tough decisions in this round-up of real estate news.

In a new book on DDT, a science historian at UC Berkeley reexamines the rise, fall and toxic return of this infamous pesticide.

It is challenging enough finding an affordable apartment to rent in LA. It’s even harder to find one that is both affordable and has a refrigerator. But why?