Berkeley Ballot Measure Seeks New Limits on Rent Increases and Tenant Rights Expansion
A proposed measure in Berkeley would cap annual rent hikes at 10 percent for covered units and broaden tenant organizing rights, as competing campaigns mobilize ahead of the vote.
California enacts new laws to support wildfire recovery after Los Angeles disaster
California has introduced a series of new laws aimed at helping wildfire survivors address smoke damage, insurance claims, and mortgage relief following the January 2025 Los Angeles wildfires.
Hollywood Hills residents seek public nuisance ruling over Hollywood sign tourism impact
Santa Monica Councilmember Challenges Renter Advocacy Group Over Endorsement Practices
Mariette Hartley and her children shape a Hollywood legacy through film and television
Rising costs challenge Trump’s economic claims as voters face higher prices
Rick Caruso endorses Karen Bass as mayoral race intensifies in Los Angeles
Rick Caruso has publicly endorsed Mayor Karen Bass, citing her wildfire recovery work and raising concerns about challenger Nithya Raman’s approach to policing and homelessness.
California Reshapes Housing Policy with New Agency and Funding Changes
California has launched a new housing agency and enacted major funding reforms in 2026, aiming to cut development costs and support innovative construction while adjusting requirements for local governments and affordable housing programs.
Retired couples in Sarasota Bradenton face $78000 annual budget as insurance costs climb
California voters approve five propositions and maintain Democratic control in 2020 election
Debate over Congressional term limits centers on accountability and political influence
Danville Planning Commission Delays Decision on Martin Hills Ranch Housing Proposal
A public hearing on the Martin Hills Ranch project in Danville, which would add 21 homes and four accessory units to a 103-acre site, has been postponed due to the applicant’s personal circumstances and local concerns.
