LA Tried To Stop Landlords From Harassing Tenants. Now It's Planning To Ramp Up Enforcement
The city passed a law against harassing renters in 2021. But tenant advocates say enforcement has been lacking.
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The city passed a law against harassing renters in 2021. But tenant advocates say enforcement has been lacking.
Come Feb. 1, when Los Angeles' rent protections due to the COVID-19 pandemic are set to expire, the clock will begin ticking for many people to pay back all the rent they owe.
Dionicia Cipres owes nearly $6,000 in rent on her one-bedroom Koreatown apartment, where she lives with her husband.
The state will stop taking new rent relief applications after March 31. If tenants don’t apply, they could soon face eviction.
A federal appeals court panel today upheld the city of Los Angeles' COVID-19 eviction moratorium, rejecting an effort by Southern California's largest landlord organization to reverse the restriction.