Topic Housing
CD1 candidate Eunisses Hernandez hopes to bring her lifelong fight for criminal justice reform to City Hall.
One controversial developer is driving new housing construction in LA’s real estate hotspot.
Despite the end of the eviction moratorium on Sep. 30, 2021, LA tenants still have (pro bono) options.
Fed up with rodents, broken elevators, and unsafe conditions, tenants at AHF's Healthy Housing Foundation program are demanding better.
The protections may seem confusing, but there are some clear, easy steps you can take right now to stay housed.
A new study by Strategic Actions for a Just Economy links corporate ownership to faster neighborhood rent increases.
“Every time this kind of legislation passes, people like me and my partner face even more unnecessary cruelty than we already do.”
As Covid cases rise, housing advocates demand solutions for LA citizens experiencing homelessness.
Yucca-Argyle Tenants Association continues their years-long fight for Universal Right of Return for all tenants citywide.
One 17-year-old girl was ecstatic to have her own room for the first time in her life. Hours later, she was hogtied by the CHP.
