David Wagner

Eviction protections put in place at the start of the pandemic will end Jan. 31.

Council members have questioned the accuracy of the region’s homeless count. Now, big changes could be coming for an annual survey that guides funding and policy decisions.

With a Jan. 31 sunset date fast approaching, local lawmakers are considering new safeguards against evictions.

With just one week left until COVID-19 eviction rules were set to expire, the L.A. County Board of Supervisors voted to extend protections through March 31.

With just one week left until COVID-19 eviction rules were set to expire, the L.A. County Board of Supervisors voted to extend protections through March 31.

If signed into law, Senate Bill 4 would allow colleges and churches to sidestep local restrictions and build affordable housing on their own land.

The city’s program aims to help low-income tenants pay off debts they accrued early in the pandemic.

Dennis Block runs what he says is California’s “leading eviction law firm.” A judge said legal citations submitted in Block’s name for a recent case were fake. Six legal experts told LAist the errors likely stemmed from AI misuse.

The vibrant neighborhood crams 700 restaurants into a roughly two-mile radius, while many workers cram themselves into overcrowded apartments.

Some elected leaders wanted to continue a pandemic-era ban on rent hikes. A plan to reduce allowable increases moved forward instead.