Majority of Californians Favor Restricting Development in Fire-Prone Areas
A new poll shows a majority of Californians have been impacted by wildfires and now favor restricting development in fire-prone areas.
A new poll shows a majority of Californians have been impacted by wildfires and now favor restricting development in fire-prone areas.
California communities are witnessing a rush on evictions and rent raises ahead of statewide protections that go into effect Jan. 1.
Depressing.
That’s the only word to describe a new interactive map of rent prices in California from the Los Angeles Times’ Ryan Murphy and Priya Krishnakumar.
A shot across the bow.
Federal investigators are looking at more than a dozen people, including two councilmen and members of Mayor Garcetti’s team.
California is just one of many places seeking solutions to a housing crunch.
Mark Radecki and his wife are paying just $700 a month to lease the city-owned, 5,500-square-foot home, according to the San Gabriel Valley Tribune.
A group of affordable housing advocates are suing the City of Inglewood, claiming city leaders violated state law when they offered a stretch of public land to the Los Angeles Clippers.