They fought Ellis Act eviction and won. Now they're alone in the building
The Ellis Act has allowed thousands of L.A.'s rent-stabilized units to be taken off the market. A mother and son who fought back want others to know they can too.
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The Ellis Act has allowed thousands of L.A.'s rent-stabilized units to be taken off the market. A mother and son who fought back want others to know they can too.
The Ellis Act has allowed thousands of L.A.'s rent-stabilized units to be taken off the market. A mother and son who fought back want others to know they can too.
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In one rent-controlled building in Koreatown, tenants have been told to accept large rent hikes — or face eviction. The city says the practice is legal.
By Manuela Tobias, CalMatters SACRAMENTO — Tenant advocates, racial equity groups, YIMBYs and even some of their usual opponents wanted to see the bill pass. The cities of San Francisco and Los Angeles – which rarely see eye to eye on housing issues – as well as every Democrat on the Assembly Housin