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tenantstogetherca has been a member of Linktree for 1 year and joined in September 2024. Resources tenantstogetherca has populated their site with include: • Know Your Rights at Airports: International and Domestic | Asian Law Caucus • The AI Boom Is a Corporate Project. It Can Be Disrupted • NDLON hosts the first day laborer convention since ICE raids began - Los Angeles Times • Their utility bills skyrocketed, so they stopped paying them. Will the city change how these bills are calculated across LA? • Homelessness is back on the rise in LA. Advocates say efforts to ‘warehouse’ people aren’t helping • Roaches, busted elevators, fraud allegations prompt Oakland Station tenants to sue • L.A. City Attorney sues landlord who allegedly demanded all residents vacate 5 days after buying property | KTLA • SoCal cities made landlords pay when rent hikes pushed out tenants. Then courts stepped in | LAist • Zohran Mamdani’s City Hall Wants to Build Tenant Unions • The Population Is Aging. Our Housing System Isn’t Ready. — Shelterforce Shelterforce • Contributor: Air conditioning alone won't save us from killer heat - Los Angeles Times • Nation's largest landlord accused of Section 8 discrimination in California - Los Angeles Times • Decent Homes for Everyone? HUD Document Suggests No — Shelterforce Shelterforce • The Metro: From demand letter to lawsuit — why the Detroit Tenant Union is suing a local court to protect renters - WDET 101.9 FM • Eviction averted for thousands of formerly homeless people losing housing vouchers - Los Angeles Times • What the ‘once in a lifetime’ federal housing bill means for California - Los Angeles Times • Birthright Ruling Won’t Halt Trump’s War on Immigrants — Only Organizing Will | Truthout • LA city attorney agrees to approve tenant aid after withholding signature for more than a year | LAist • Linking Immigrant, Worker, and Tenant Struggles to Build Community Power • 'The city did nothing for us:' Report shows unhoused people in LA relied on mutual aid during 2025 fires • No housing is being built in God’s backyard despite new state law • A YIMBY lawmaker thought she had a deal to kill an anti-tax ballot measure. She was wrong • Why Some Unions Are Joining the Call to “Freeze the Rent” - In These Times • Santa Monica Rent Control Board: New Eviction Threshold Proposal • Inside Albania’s youth-led ‘flamingo revolution’ | Waging Nonviolence • Trump’s repression of dissent is backfiring | Waging Nonviolence • Unsupported Housing: When Stability Isn’t Enough — Shelterforce Shelterforce • A Data Center Derails Affordable Housing Funding in Maine — Shelterforce Shelterforce • ‘I am so afraid’: Nob Hill landlord threatens to evict 92-year-old over clutter • Protect Social Housing Funds: Stop the Taxpayer Deception Act! • Meet Manhattan’s New Director For Tenant Organizing, And What Else Happened This Week in Housing - City Limits • The Student Tenant Union Movement Is Spreading to Appalachia • Why L.A. renters are turning to TikTok apartment scouts to find their dream rental - Los Angeles Times • Tenants say new owner is pushing out longtime residents from apartment building near Chinatown • Nancy Leaves Before Dawn - La Talacha • Everyone Has a Role to Play in Supporting the Strike at Delaney Hall ICE Jail | Truthout • New investigation into Pasadena cop-on-cop 'horseplay' shooting - Los Angeles Times • Detroit tenants union says court is making a mistake in evictions • CSH Statement: When Enforcement Becomes the Policy, Communities Pay the Price | Corporation for Supportive Housing • City attorney has left $177M tenant aid contract unsigned for months. LA leaders want to know why | LAist • Op-ed | Predatory Landlords Charging Hidden Fees Is a Growing Problem for Renters - Davis Vanguard • Temporary rent-gouging protection vanishes for L.A. fire survivors as county lets ban expire - Los Angeles Times • Eagle Rock's Read Books launched revolt against Los Angeles landlords - Los Angeles Times • Advocates in the South Get Organized to Advance Tenants Rights — Shelterforce Shelterforce • Could Massachusetts Get Rent Control Back After a 32-Year Ban? — Shelterforce Shelterforce • NYCHA’s Heat Pumps and the Future of Green Housing — Shelterforce Shelterforce • In Eugene, Housing Advocates Call for TOPA — Shelterforce Shelterforce • San Francisco rental market is pushing artists out of the city as local groups fight to keep them housed - ABC7 San Francisco • Pasadena approves affordable housing for fire survivors despite opposition from residents | LAist • Find Your Polling Place :: California Secretary of State • Housing in LA mayors race • Can You Rent in LA? Not if the Algorithm Says No. - Knock LA • Merced revisits code enforcement protocols after AG warning letter • UC Is Finalizing Its Land-Use Rules Without Involving Directly Impacted Tribes | Truthout • Has Adding More Homes Than People Eased California’s Housing Crisis? - Public Policy Institute of California • sfstandard.com • ‘They’re Bleeding Us Dry’: Rent Hikes, Evictions in California Mobile Home Parks | KQED • What Your Landlord Doesn’t Want You to Know (ft. Tara Raghuveer) • Hope Is Not Naive: Rebecca Solnit on Backlash, Power, and Political Memory • State and local governments have failed Californians on homelessness funding – Daily Bulletin • California gubernatorial candidates debate affordable housing • newrepublic.com • ‘Baffling’: YIMBYs push back on Lurie’s plan for housing around transit hubs • Evictions in California and Solutions to Keep Families Housed - California Budget & Policy Center • L.A. considers expanding Airbnb-style short-term vacation rentals - Los Angeles Times • How corporate landlords are using AI algorithms to raise rents - Capitol Weekly | Capitol Weekly | Capitol Weekly: The Newspaper of California State Government and Politics. • When Disaster Strikes: Housing Inequality and The Rising Threat of Disaster Capitalism | The Forge • Decarbonizing Housing Means Fighting Landlords • New HUD Proposal Threatens Housing for Mixed Status Families | ACoM • THE PRICE OF BEING POOR — PART 6: The Legal Reckoning Begins a Special Investigation - Davis Vanguard • LA Weighs Changes to Mansion Tax as Critics Push Back • MSN • Owners keep thousands of San Diego homes vacant despite high rents. They could soon be taxed - Los Angeles Times • Landlord Distress Isn’t Our Fault, But It Is Our Problem - LPE Project • Study: Leaving California increases chances of homeownership | Sacramento Bee • Affordable Housing Progresses at 1135 E Santa Clara Street in San Jose • San Diego County launches new interactive tool showing affordable housing inventory • Sample Letter: Challenging a 10%+ Rent Increase During a State of Emergency • Sample Letter: Relocation Benefits • Sample Letter: Leaving Before Lease is Up Due to Uninhabitable Conditions • Prepare | CAL FIRE • Tenants Together Natural Disaster Resources • County Cooling Centers and Resources | Cal OES News • CA Dept of Aging: Staying Safe During Extreme Heat • CA Dept of Public Health: Heat & Summer Safety • UCLA Luskin Center: Protecting CA with Heat-Resilient Homes • CHHC IAQ Webinar Wildfire Smoke - slides • CHHC IAQ Webinar Wildfire Smoke • ICE will be at the World Cup, but organizers are ready | Waging Nonviolence • Crash Course on Facilitating Disagreement Tickets, Wednesday, June 10-Thursday, June 11 • 11 PM-1 AM UTC | Eventbrite • www.thecentersquare.com • Redwood City: Yes on Rent Control Press Conference and City Council Meeting - Action Network • Los Angeles Apartment Starts Double From Last Year • Nearly $3 Million Secured for Housing and Transportation Improvements in Los Angeles – Los Angeles Sentinel • Disabled Organizers Are Facing Down Trump’s Immigration Crackdown | Truthout • More than 2,100 new affordable Bay Area homes thanks to state funded cleanup of contaminated land | Contra Costa Herald • LA County Moves to Extend Eviction Grace Period to 2 Months • 15 California communities given "final warning" by Newsom over housing law violations - CBS San Francisco • Tenant organizers encourage people in LA to host letter-writing parties to help immigrant families stay in public housing • Culver City Breaks Ground On Jubilo Village Affordable Housing • Coronado added 37 housing units in 2025, but none were affordable - Coronado Times • Mayor Lurie’s ‘housing’ tax cut also helps S.F. office landlords • Solving Unaffordable Housing Requires Confronting Inequality — Shelterforce Shelterforce • Pasadena Design Commission to Vote on 88-Unit Affordable Housing Tower on East Colorado Boulevard – Pasadena Now • pasadenanow.com • Los Angeles Summit Brings Together Leaders to Tackle Poverty and Affordability – The Windy City Word • Torrance enters into South Bay trust that will fund affordable housing – Daily Breeze • California has 40,000 affordable housing units ready to break ground. One bottleneck is holding them up - Lookout Santa Cruz • The Apartments at the Center of Mamdani’s Affordable Housing Crisis - The New York Times • Their houses burned but they'll return, ready to write Altadena's next chapter - Los Angeles Times • Landlord Group Asks State Supreme Court to Preserve Pasadena Rent Control Ruling – Pasadena Now • Terrorized By ICE, Unable to Pay Rent, Minnesotans Are Getting Ready for a Rent Strike - In These Times • New Legislation Aims to Protect Federally Assisted Tenants in California - Davis Vanguard • Celebrating Tenacity: Canal Tenant Union Stood Firm for Years Until Landlord Yielded | Pacific Sun • California property map 2025: Here's who owns every building • Rampant post-fire price gouging went unpunished, report alleges - Los Angeles Times • Open Letter to California Attorney General Rob Bonta: When Slumlords Are Rewarded and Tenants Are Abandoned - Davis Vanguard • Seattle Council Begins Funding Voter-Approved Social Housing • New Haven recognizes tenants’ right to unionize and collectively bargain | Yale Daily News • A Q&A With Cea Weaver, New York Tenants’ New Woman on the Inside - In These Times • Demand Grows for Statewide Eviction Moratorium in Minnesota - Workday Magazine • Real Solutions | Othering & Belonging Institute • California city freezes rent for all of 2026. It could be permanent. • Santa Fe Ties Its Minimum Wage to Rent Levels — Shelterforce Shelterforce • She’s 14 and she’s moved 26 times. The US housing crisis has families like hers ‘running in place’ | Housing | The Guardian • What New York Tenants Are Building Beyond the Courtroom • After the fires, LA passed new laws against rent gouging, but they’re not being used | LAist • What We Can Learn From Cambridge's Public Housing Overhaul — Shelterforce Shelterforce • Why Habitability Is a Growing Rallying Cry — Shelterforce Shelterforce • Pasadena Implements Rental Inspection Program for Fire Debris After Year of Tenant Pressure – Pasadena Now • More Upstate Towns Opt In to—and Toughen—New York’s Good Cause Eviction Law • CityWatch LA - Corporate Landlords Delivered Big Cash to Little-Known California Apartment Association Committee in 2025 • LA County rent relief program expands who can apply in February • CA tenants rights: When landlords can legally enter apartment | Sacramento Bee • Rent is finally decreasing in Los Angeles, surrounding county. No joke - Los Angeles Times • Scattered Homes: The Changing Landscape of Tenant Organizing — Shelterforce Shelterforce • Judge Blocks HUD's Effort to Overhaul Federal Funding for Homeless Services — Shelterforce Shelterforce • How Are LIHTC Rents Set—And Why Can't So Many Renters Afford Them? — Shelterforce Shelterforce • Who Gained the Most During Trump’s First Year? Billionaires and Corporations. | Truthout • Who’s Leaving California—and Who’s Moving In? • Meet the only L.A. landlord criminally charged with harassing her tenants - Los Angeles Times • SF tenants stunned by eviction notices after landlord default • A Tech Bro Think Tank Is Trying to Roll Back Evidence-Based Homelessness Policy • Tenants ‘Crushed’ After California Renter Protections Bill Stalls in the Legislature | KQED • Trump’s “Homes for People” Plan Distracts From Failing Policies, Experts Say | Truthout • This LA landlord asks renters for their astrological sign. Is that legal? | LAist • LA cities have programs for landlords to get around rent control. But they’re rarely used | LAist • Thousands of LA renters in danger of losing housing vouchers, city says • Art that Informs: A Know-Your-Housing-Rights Mural — Shelterforce Shelterforce • Opinion | For this family, Eaton Fire didn’t arrive on neutral ground • Red Tape to Recovery: Tracking Altadena Rebuilding After the Eaton Fire | Catalyst California • A Hard-Fought Victory for Pasadena Tenants ‹ ColoradoBoulevard.net • What Is TOPA? — Shelterforce Shelterforce • This Big L.A. Landlord Turned Away People Seeking Section 8 Housing • In 2026, All Rental Homes in California Will Need to Have These 2 Things | KQED • Maryland's Housing Crisis Echoes California's Issues with Affordability and Evictions - Davis Vanguard • New California law requires fridge and stove for all apartments • Rent control supporters say ballot question pits struggling residents against corporate landlords | WBUR News • As Tenants Organize, Landlords Embrace Old-School Union-Busting - In These Times • ACLU of Southern California Challenges Landlord Seeking Preliminary Injunction to Stop Tenants From Organizing - ACLU of Socal • Huntington Park just gave renters more time to pay rent amid ICE raids • LA rent relief is coming. But as immigration raids continue, it might not close the gap • What tenants and landlords should know before applying to LA County’s new rent relief program | LAist • ACLU Sues San Francisco Landlords over Alleged AI Surveillance in Tenants’ Homes - Davis Vanguard • Community Land Trusts Are Standing Up to New York City’s Worst Landlords | The Nation • National landlord settles with California for gouging renters in L.A. and elsewhere - Los Angeles Times • Why Does Habitability Matter? Health and Our Housing Stock — Shelterforce Shelterforce • climateandcommunity.org • Housing Justice as Health Equity Collaborative Survey • Trump Plan Could Leave Nearly 200,000 People at Risk of Becoming Unhoused | Truthout • Op-Ed | Trump's Housing Cuts Will Hurt Working Poor and Homeless in California - Davis Vanguard • Pasadena Rental Housing Board to Consider Tenant Notifications for Rent Increase Discrepancies – Pasadena Now • The case for a Columbia tenants’ union • Fruitvale renters sue landlord over immigration threats • Burnout Is Not Inevitable: Building Movements That Can Hold Us • Exclusive: Tenants of UC-owned apartments in Santa Cruz sue over alleged harassment, habitability issues - Santa Cruz Local • Former San Jose apartment manager suspected of opening credit cards with tenant information - CBS San Francisco • California owns dozens of vacant houses in Los Angeles County. It's paying millions to guard them from protesters. - POLITICO • How the LA site of an iconic Japanese cracker brand became supportive housing | LAist • Opinion | Newsom vowed to jump-start housing. Still no progress • Santa Cruz Renters Union urges tenants to band together - Santa Cruz Local • 'We are all stronger together': Mobile home park residents launch Idaho's first tenant union • Chicago renters fight back: Tenant unions rise amid surging rents - Axios Chicago • Have Private Equity Landlords Met Their Match? - In These Times • Municipal Social Housing: What can California learn from Seattle’s win? — California DSA • Eviction Notices in California | Disability Rights California • NDLON immigration resources • 10/30 Housing Authority Advocacy Workshop Webinar • A Bay Area Land Trust’s Pioneering Model Protects Artists From Displacement • Nine months after fires, residents continue to struggle with housing stability, finances - Los Angeles Times • Tenants Launch US’s First Ever Rent Debt Strike Against Corporate Landlord | Truthout • Bay Area Recovery Dollars Tracker | Bay Area Equity Atlas • A fridge for every apartment in California, thanks to a new law - Los Angeles Times • Governor Newsom Signs Into Law Senator Pérez’s Wildfire Legislation & More Laws | The South Pasadenan | South Pasadena News • LA Tenants’ Strikes Forced a Major Landlord to Refund Opaque Utility Fees. Their Fight Isn’t Over. — Shelterforce Shelterforce • Tenants' Rights and Taking Out the Trash — Shelterforce Shelterforce • The Roots of Structural Racism Project [2025 Update] | Othering & Belonging Institute • California Nonprofit Organizations File Amicus Brief Urging Court to Block Trump Administration Attacks on Sanctuary Cities | Asian Law Caucus • After Grants Pass Ruling, Oakland Cracks Down Harder on Unhoused Communities — Shelterforce Shelterforce • Rent Debtors Strike Against Abusive Corporate Landlord - The American Prospect • California Apartment Association Files Supplemental Brief in Pasadena Rent Control Appeal – Pasadena Now • Will Santa Barbara City Council Consider Rent Stabilization? - The Santa Barbara Independent • How big is California’s housing shortage? - CalMatters • Capital Realty Group Tenants Seek to Unionize Across the US - Bloomberg • KC Tenants brings its housing fight to the stage - Axios Kansas City • California renters could avoid eviction if Social Security delayed • Rising Tenant-Led Movement Aims to Bring Down Corporate Landlords | Truthout • Measure ULA report • Trump Appointees Roll Back Enforcement of Fair Housing Laws - The New York Times • From the Archives: Scathing Typewritten Letter to a Landlord, Circa 2003 • For 27% of California tenants, rent is more than half their income – Pasadena Star News • Raids, Retaliation, and Radical Solidarity in Chicago • Los Jornaleros del Norte - La Cumbia de la Migra • Senators Conclude Israel Carrying Out Ethnic Cleansing After Trip to Palestine | Truthout • A Koreatown parking protest: Tenants stage sit-in to protest loss of parking to make way for ADUs - Los Angeles Times • Contributor: All L.A. rentals are to be cooled by 2032. Here's how to survive the heat until then - Los Angeles Times • ICE raids are driving a looming eviction crisis for LA immigrants • Nonprofits Own These Offices—And Put Housing on Top of Them — Shelterforce Shelterforce • Loosening the Markets | Chelsea Kirk • What Do We Say When the Soldiers Come? • SF Rents Rising Rents Faster Than Anywhere In the Country, So Thanks a Lot, AI Industry • For Immigrants, Fear of Deportation Erodes Tenants Rights — Shelterforce Shelterforce • LA County supervisors take up relief for renters after fires and ICE raids | LAist • Renters are too hot, but California won't cool them down. Why? • Reasonable Accommodations in Housing Workshop | Disability Rights California • Is Housing the Key to Attracting Teachers? These Folks Think So. — Shelterforce Shelterforce • Tenant Organizers Have a New Game Plan for the Trump Era • Clips of Activist Lupe Martinez • Unlocking Housing Access: Why Tenant Screening Protections Matter • The Continuing Need for Gender, Racial, and Disability Justice for Renters - National Women's Law Center • The Bay Area’s Black Workers Face Multiple Barriers to Workforce Equity • Queer Housing Summit | Instagram | Linktree • Carmichael tenant charged $1,800 a month despite mold and bugs, lawsuit says • Striking Tenants Withhold Rent for 247 Days and Win • After rejecting tenant-aid contract, LA city attorney launches audit of eviction-defense provider • Seven months after LA fires, landlords will be ordered to clean smoke-damaged Altadena homes | LAist • These LA tenants saw some utility fees double. So they went on strike • As heat-related deaths rise, LA County will soon require that landlords keep apartments cool • Nation's largest landlord, Greystar, settles price-fixing suit with feds • For More Than a Century, New Yorkers Have Said the Rent Is Too Damn High • Landlord Doublespeak and the Rise of the 'Housing Provider' • Federal Court Blocks Trump Birthright Citizenship Order, Certifies Nationwide Class Protecting All Impacted Babies • New landlord references immigration to push out Fruitvale renters: ‘Are you legal’ • What Trump’s deportations mean for California’s undocumented renters • Architect coalition completes 200 rebuilding plans for Altadena residents displaced by fire • Chicago Tenant Union Continues Rent Strike to Fight Evictions • The math on LA rent control doesn’t add up for actual tenants • Pomona tenants win 5% rent control cap after decade-long fight • Can your landlord give your information to ICE or report you? Here’s what LA tenants should know • Latino tenants sued their landlord. A lawyer told them they would be 'picked up by ICE' • OUR HOMES, OUR FUTURE: Building the Power to Win Rent Control for Stable Communities | PolicyLink • Housing activist who 'reclaimed' state-owned home dies amid eviction protest • What Zohran Mamdani’s Primary Win Means for the Tenant Movement • Pressuring landlords to hand over tenant records: Trump’s new strategy to track migrants • Sacramento Valley Tenants Union’s Daniela Harvey on the power of collective action for tenant rights • Cash-strapped LA cities ask private donors to help immigrants pay rent following ICE raids • Bridge Management Slumlord Press Conference | I. E. Tenants Union • Tenants speak out against alleged exploitation by landlord Mike Nijjar • Some tenants are evicted to make way for renovations. Here's how L.A. plans to curb that • The mental health response to LA's fires is actually making trauma worse • Advice on rebuilding after fires — from people who've lived it • LA County renters without AC swelter in heat waves with little recourse, study finds. That might change • As a Tourist Influx Makes Prices Soar, Hundreds Protest in Mexico City • The Narrowing of Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan’s Philanthropy • Is your rent being set by a computer? What California tenants should know • Wildfires traumatize us all. Here's how to cope • Volunteer historians are racing to record the stories and voices of Eaton Fire survivors • Chinatown tenants win legal battle after rent strike • ICE raids lead to another crisis for immigrant workers and families: How to pay rent • Help for LA renters facing eviction at risk as city attorney refuses to sign contract • Could this city be the model for how to tackle the housing crisis and climate change? • Tenant Screening: A Billion-Dollar Industry with Little Oversight. What’s Being Done to Protect Renters? • Tech’s Rising Influence on Housing • How to Protest Safely in the Age of Surveillance • No Kings Day Protests Draw Over 5 Million Across the U.S. • Renting Your Home Without a Lease? In California, You Still Have Tenant Protections | KQED • Commentary: The ICE protests have proved that L.A. shows up for itself • Will mom get detained? Is dad going to work? Answering kids’ big questions amid ICE raids • Juneteenth’s Corporate Sponsorships Fade Just Four Years After Becoming a Holiday • State sues SoCal real estate tycoon, alleging widespread tenant exploitation • Can’t protest? Here are other ways to get involved in LA • Know Your Rights | Immigrants' Rights | ACLU • Op-Ed | Gentrification Is Undermining Public Transit—and That Should Alarm Us All - Davis Vanguard • State Finds That Earning $100,000 Per Year is Low Income in Santa Barbara County - edhat • Rent crisis soars, pushing California homes out of reach for the average worker | News Channel 3-12 • California sees surge in residents relocating • Predatory Corporate Landlords Target Black Tenants for Eviction, Says • Donald Trump’s War on Gender Is Also a War on Government • Bay Area Equity Atlas • Why Hasn’t California Enforced Its Post-Wildfire Rent Gouging Ban? Tenants Say: Follow the Money. • Altadena community calls on Gov. Newsom, California legislature to protect them from predatory developers • L.A. landlord stops blasting 'Baby Shark' tune to drive off homeless following complaints • SUPPORT SB 436: Give Tenants 14 Days To Pay and Stay! • Two Tenant Unions, One Rent Strike • Paying Rent in California? It Could Now Help Your Credit Score | KQED • The People of Los Angeles Can Finally Go Back to Therapy ~ L.A. TACO • As L.A. rebuilds from the Palisades fire, residents ask: What's the plan? • 7 Ways Cuts to Federal Agencies and Safety Net Programs Will Affect Disabled People • Insurgent Ground: Land, Housing, Property • Supreme Court Considers Landlord Appeal That Could Overturn Tenant Protections • Blocked, Restored, Blocked Again—Housing Funds Are in Legal Limbo • Elders unionize after landlord refuses to clean their smoke-damaged Altadena apartments • Gov. Ferguson signs landmark bill to cap rent increases • Labor union lessons in solidarity are fueling tenant organizing • Berkeley Tenants Union informs residents of new rights from Measure BB • To Rebuild Post-Fire, Los Angeles Should Look to Singapore • In a bid to blunt gentrification after fire in Altadena, nonprofits look to buy burned lots • Immigrant tenants lead rent strikes against SF's largest landlords • Madrid’s Biggest Landlord? U.S. Investment Firms • LA passes ‘Right to Counsel’ law, but many tenants facing eviction won’t get a lawyer yet • 8 Surprising Tenant Rights You Might Not Know You Have • Workers Defy the Billionaire Takeover on May Day • These NYC Tenants Fought Their Landlord—Now They Might Own Their Building • Support SB 436! | Call the Judiciary Committee • How to protect yourself while searching through a scorched home • Revealed: Landlord group hired paid protesters to oppose rent control • Landlord group pays ‘activists’ to oppose Bay Area rent control measure • The Climate Crisis Hits Tenants Hardest. They're Fighting Back. • LA can rein in illegal short-term rentals, says longtime Airbnb watcher • Here’s how low-income fire survivors in LA can apply for priority housing vouchers • How a Landlord and a Florida PR Firm Helped Trump Kick Off the Tren de Aragua Gang Panic • Thousands of complaints, 4 citations: Audit finds LA’s tenant harassment law is rarely enforced • The Real Dirt: The Greed of California Apartment Association, Invitation Homes, and Billionaire Stephen Schwarzman • LA Fires Didn’t Discriminate in Their Destruction — But Recovery Effor • These Altadenans want everyone to know their homes are not for sale • Regional Tenant Organizing Network Bay Area Tenant Assembly Registration/ Registro de la Asamblea Regional de Inquilinos del Área de la Bahía • After the Eaton Fire, Altadena residents fight to keep out luxury developers • The Black enclave that could be lost to the Los Angeles wildfires : Code Switch • Donate to Tenants Together • Always Scheming to Kill Tenant Protections, California Apartment Assoc • Thousands of Californians on the brink of homelessness as federal rent program ends • Their corporate landlord kicked them out to fix their flooding home, suit says. Instead, it was sold • Their homes survived the Eaton fire. But living there has been hell, residents say • Out of options, some Altadena residents return to smoky homes that lack utilities • Major SF Landlord Moves to Evict Rent Strikers, Organizers Say • From Policy to Power: Centering People by Supporting Tenant Unions - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly • San José mayor proposes jailing homeless people who repeatedly refuse shelter • Pasadena has new rental protections in the wake of the Eaton Fire • They tried to pay their overdue rent. Their landlord wouldn’t accept it • Newsom extends rental price gouging protections after LA fires. But there's more • Are you a renter who lost income because of the fires? These are your protections • Los Angeles stops accepting new applicants for Section 8, citing budget uncertainty in Washington • What I Learned from my Back Pain • California Supreme Court upholds $60K award against landlord who misgendered tenant • LA housing officials now say landlords must clean up ash, contradicting earlier guidance • As LA fires approached, she had to save someone else. How can California prepare caregivers for the next one? • ‘A volunteer jail': Inside the scandals and abuse pushing California’s homeless out of shelters • She was one of the first Black homeowners in the Palisades. At 96, she is starting over • Twelve years of protecting consumers and honest businesses | Consumer Financial Protection Bureau • Know Your Rights – NAKASEC • LA County Household Relief Grant | • Why It’s Time To Turn Self Care Into Community Care for Deeper Healing • Vacation property executives face charges for alleged post-fire price gouging in Hermosa Beach • How LA wildfires are making an already tough rental market even worse • Can't make rent because of the fires? L.A. County considers a six-month lifeline • Marty Schiffenbauer, Father of Berkeley Rent Control, Dies at 86 - Beyond Chron • LA may get wildfire eviction protections countywide. Here’s what we know • Managing Overwhelm Amid Trump's Chaos • LA County Board urges landlords to rent to displaced wildfire victims • As workers tackle the dangerous job of cleaning up after the LA fires, can the state keep them safe? • What Might Have Been: Art Exploring Black Leisure Sites • We Need a Plan for Decarbonization That Doesn't Displace Renters • Why SF renters pay more amid stagnant market • Rental housing startup Blueground accused of gouging LA fire victims • Should 'aiding' or 'abetting' a homeless camp be illegal? It may soon be a reality in this Bay Area city • Tenants left in limbo after asking landlords and city officials to fix smoke damage • Rental Home Getting Cold This Winter? What You Can Legally Ask of Your Landlord | KQED • Better Neighbors LA report • How widespread is post-fire rent gouging? These volunteer sleuths analyzed the data • A Brutal Beginning: Orienting Ourselves Amid the Shock and Awe • Rent rose by 20 percent across L.A. County after fires. That’s illegal. • Love letters from Angelenos after the fires • The Rent Brigade — Report on Rent-Gouging • Wildfire Resources • LA County Relief – COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES • Doing Nothing With Your Favorite People Is Really, Really Good for You • Wildfire renter resources: tenant rights, disaster relief, and insurance • Advocates gather to demand equitable fire recovery for long-time Altadena residents, immigrants and others • Exploiting disaster: Renters accuse Los Angeles landlords of "abusive and illegal" price hikes • Guest Opinion | Ryan Bell: Tenants Need Protections Now More Than Ever – Pasadena Now • Know Your Rights: Guide for Immigrant Communities in 2025 • Protecting tenants from immigration status harrassment • L.A. Fire Devastates Historic Black Community in Altadena • How self-compassion can help activists deal with stress • Advocates Demand Tenant Protections as LA Landlords Use Fires to Price Gouge • Selling Sunset's Jason says landlords price gouging over LA fires • What to know about temporary housing, rents, price gouging during firestorm • Kushner tenants could score years of free rent after class action win • Look for the Tenant Union • New law could help tenants facing eviction stay in their homes • California rent hikes: Where are the biggest increases in November? • Public housing didn’t fail in the US. But it was sabotaged. • Christmas lights, a wreath and a rent drop after nonprofit saves 16 units for low-income tenants • Class action lawsuit on AI-related discrimination reaches final settlement • Landlords are using AI to raise rents — and California cities are leading the pushback • For One Group of Tenants, ‘Renoviction’ Win Caps a Long Fight - Knock LA • Why We Must First Be Well Before We Can Do the Work of the People • Pasadena Housing Boom: Over 3,100 Units in Pipeline – Pasadena Now • Did the election signal the end of rent control propositions — and the main group pushing them? • He lost his home of almost 40 years. Now, at 59, he’s in his car. • This tool helps find racist housing covenants in California property records • Will Trump evict mixed-status families? • Redfin Survey • California's richest cities were told to build housing—but made it a crime to be homeless instead • How Another Trump Presidency Could Impact Housing in California | KQED • Vote for Wellness | NAAPIMHA • Post-Election Mass Call · Election Response Center • Warm Line - Mental Health Association of San Francisco • Welcome to THRIVE • LA Tenants Union Founders Call on Renters to Fight Back • State Proposition 33 would enable Berkeley to expand rent control • The Future of Rent Control Is on the Ballot in California • Guest Opinion | Ryan Bell: Vote Yes on Proposition 33 to Protect All Renters in Pasadena – Pasadena Now • Toxic Inaction: Oakland's lead funding languishes as residents live with serious health risks • Getting Renters Organized • Supervisors pass SF rent control expansion — but there’s a catch • California pledged $500 million to help tenants preserve affordable housing. They didn't get a dime. • Donors pour money into Marin rent-control elections • Housing nonprofit alleges widespread discrimination against Section 8 tenants in California • Our housing system isn’t working — we need a public option • Invitation Homes agrees to pay $48 million to settle claims it saddled tenants with hidden fees • For Harris, Housing Takes Center Stage, but Tenants Are Not the Audience • L.A. City Council votes to strengthen law against tenant harassment • National Social Housing Townhall Sept. 30 Registration • Tenants Together: State of Emergency Orders and Natural Disasters • Resources for Staying Safe During Extreme Heat • Extreme Heat Safety • UCLA: Protecting Californians with Heat-Resistant Homes • Air Quality and Wildfire Smoke Webinar