Rent-stabilized apartments in Los Angeles can only have rent increases of up to 4 percent after a City Council vote.

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City officials have recently discussed potential changes to the policy that they say could assist renters who spend a ...

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An architectural rendering shows the low-income apartment building that will be built on Seventh Street in Modesto.

The Los Angeles City Council has brought a change to the city’s rent policy, which brings happy news to renters.

Paving the way for the registry is a provision added to the City Charter in 2010 that provides eviction protections "for tenants living in multi-family rental housing units that are not subject to the ...

For nearly 650,000 Los Angeles households living in rent-controlled apartments, the rules governing how much their rent can ...

The Los Angeles City Council on Wednesday approved an update to the Rent Stabilization Ordinance, using a new formula that will set allowable increases for roughly 650,000 units.

The Los Angeles City Council approved an update to the Rent Stabilization Ordinance, using a new formula that will set allowable increases for roughly 650,000 units at 4% and remove additional charges ...