Newsom extends protections against rental price gouging amid California wildfires
California Governor Gavin Newsom is extending protections against price-gouging on rental housing. Los Angeles Times political writer Seema Mehta joins Chris Jansing to explain more on what this means for people looking for housing in the wake of the deadly wildfires.
California officials open multiple price gouging investigations in wake of LA County wildfires
California law enforcement officials announced Thursday they have opened multiple predatory pricing investigations into fraud, assorted price-gouging scams and unsolicited low-ball offers on property during the current state of emergency in Los Angeles County.
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Los Angeles landlords have been hit with allegations of predatory price gouging targeting the tens of thousands of wildfire ...
Property owners may not jack up rental costs more than 10% in the wake of a disaster like the LA fires. Here's what tenants ...
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These people are suffering. They may not be insured, and you’re going to take advantage…There are some bad apple landlords ...
Amid staggering loss, a number of rental units in LA are significantly more expensive than they were before the fire ...
California Gov. Gavin Newsom must allow prices to rise if he wants homes to be rebuilt as quickly as possible.
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