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Los Angeles launches applications for emergency rental assistance - Vimarsana News

Los Angeles launches applications for emergency rental assistance

In August, L..A. City Council funded a $150 million plan to fund tenant protections and support affordable housing.

Suspect In Uber Crash That Killed 3 In South L.A. Was On Probation In Murder Case, LAPD Says - Vimarsana News

Suspect In Uber Crash That Killed 3 In South L.A. Was On Probation In Murder Case, LAPD Says

  Law Enforcement News Suspect In Uber Crash That Killed 3 In South L.A. Was On Probation In Murder Case, LAPD Says The man accused of killing three people — including two sisters — when he crashed into their Uber in South Los Angeles was out of jail on probation in connection with a murder case, according to the Los Angeles Police Department. Los Angeles resident

Source: lapd.com
LA gets $156.9M to grow affordable housing around the city - Vimarsana News

LA gets $156.9M to grow affordable housing around the city

The money will specifically support the Downtown Women's Center Campus expansion project in Council District 14, HHH New Hampshire in Council District 10, Crenshaw Crossing in Council District 10 and Peak Plaza Apartments in Council District 9.

How Will Los Angeles Spend the Proceeds From Its New Mansion Tax? - Vimarsana News

How Will Los Angeles Spend the Proceeds From Its New Mansion Tax?

The City Council approved $150 million in spending this week to support affordable housing and homelessness prevention programs

LA City Council OKs spending $150M, raised via Measure ULA, to help tenants - Vimarsana News

LA City Council OKs spending $150M, raised via Measure ULA, to help tenants

L.A.'s spending plan to help renters comes nearly 10 months after Angelenos voted for the so-called “mansion tax.”