Under the reforms approved by a majority of City Council members, rent hikes would be capped at 4%, even if inflation in the overall economy runs higher.

The Los Angeles City Council voted yesterday to lower the allowable rent increases on some 650,000 rent-stabilized units in ...

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 ...

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

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

The Los Angeles City Council’s Housing and Homelessness Committee voted to recommend a major overhaul of the city’s rent-control system, backing a formula that would cap annual allowable rent hikes ...

The Los Angeles City Council voted Wednesday to cap rent increases for most apartments, a decision that continues a wave of tenant victories in the city and across the country.

Los Angeles has significantly reduced annual rent increases for tenants in rent-stabilized units, capping them between 1% and ...

Some members of the Los Angeles City Council are set to consider proposals for tenant protections following the devastating wildfires. The City Council will consider a package of tenant protections -- ...

Alexa Castelvecchi was glad when she and her roommates found their new apartment about a year ago, in a modern building in Hollywood with a big, sleek kitchen and oversized windows. It was nothing ...

The Golden State’s global allure will be on full display as we host parts of the 2026 World Cup, back-to-back Super Bowls and the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles. These events will be an economic boon ...

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