LA city officials remind tenants they have rights as COVID-era protections stop
Councilmember Hernandez’s office says at least 3,300 L.A. renters were approved for help but are waiting for the money.
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Councilmember Hernandez’s office says at least 3,300 L.A. renters were approved for help but are waiting for the money.
Thousands of renters have been approved to receive financial assistance, but only a fraction of the funds have been distributed.
Thousands of renters have been approved to receive financial assistance, but only a fraction of the funds have been distributed.
This means L.A. tenants who violated their leases during the COVID-19 pandemic by adopting a pet will be protected from eviction.
Los Angeles County officials want to set a maximum temperature for rental units across most of the county.