LA City Councilman calls for a ‘time out’
VENICE — If the owners of the Lincoln Place apartments move forward with a mass eviction Sept. 1, they will have a difficult
Building’s landmark designation could stave off evictions
SAN VICENTE BLVD. — A synagogue is planning to displace dozens of tenants here so it can demolish what may be a historic,
Residents want city to mediate disputes
By MICHAEL J. TITTINGER Daily Press Staff Writer
CITYWIDE — Longtime resident Ken Ziff has had that creeping feeling lately, as he sits looking out
Council moves to maintain its lobbying muscle IN THE NAME OF COMPLIANCE BLUFFING IT LOBBYING POWER
By JACQUELINE LEE Special to the Daily Press
(Editor’s note: This is part
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica Housing Authority is opening the Section 8 waiting list for the first time in six years.
Section 8 provides affordable housing for a
By Daily Press staff
It’s all about location. It seems that in the eyes of perspective buyers, Santa Monica is an ideal location in Los Angeles County.
NorthStar Moving
HUD’s rates don’t cut it in Santa Monica
CITYWIDE — Landlords who offer apartments at a discount to low-income tenants under Section 8 and other subsidized housing programs
Downtown offices may re-emerge as budget hotel rooms
By JACQUELINE LEE Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN — Most of the tenants and nearby residents of a City Landmark building
By GUEST COMMENTARY BY PAUL YALNEZIAN
As Robert Anton Wilson so adeptly observed in his book “Prometheus Rising” whatever we think or believe, we also can prove. The thinker can
Early-morning public comment session too early for some
CITYWIDE — Keith Hagaman was planning to build eight townhouses north of Wilshire Boulevard, but ever since the City Council approved new
Landlords pay to settle suit
CITY HALL — Two local landlords have agreed to pay $60,000 in attorney fees and damages to a female tenant after the woman filed a
Tenants, landlords both rail against board
CITY HALL — Rent control has spun out of control.That was the message both tenants and landlords were sending last week during a heated