July 11, 2024Opinion: Why Housing Should Be Regulated as a Public UtilitySomething is a public utility because it is essential, such as electricity, telephone, gas, and water. The government, through properJustice For Renters
July 11, 2024Opinion: Is the $12,000-a-month apartment on its way?It sounds crazy: The $12,000-a-month apartment. How can an average American afford to pay $12,000 per month for an apartment?Justice For Renters
July 11, 2024Letters to the Editor: Demolishing Skid Row housing would be an appalling mistakeTo the editor: Your article, “The end of Skid Row’s cheap hotels? L.A. leaders want to replace last-resort homeless housing,” laysJustice For Renters
July 10, 2024Opinion: A Renters Revolution in Just 23 WordsBallot initiatives can be very confusing. They are often lengthy and complicated. In 2020, if you were a strong supporterJustice For Renters
July 10, 2024Opinion: Corporate Landlords Contribute $20.9 Million to Kill Rent Control Expansion in CaliforniaHOUSING – A powerful, deep-pocketed group of 11 corporate landlords has contributed a total of $20.9 million to the CaliforniaJustice For Renters
July 10, 2024Opinion: Who Are the Political Consultants Working for Corporate Landlords to Stop Rent Control Measure in California?HOUSING – For this coming election in California, corporate landlords have hired a small army of political consultants to killJustice For Renters
July 10, 2024Opinion: California YIMBY Joins Corporate Landlords to Kill Rent Control MeasureCalifornia YIMBY has always had a contentious relationship with the housing justice movement, and its opposition to the Yes onJustice For Renters
July 10, 2024Opinion: Vote for Rent Control as if Life Depends on It—Because It DoesThe affordable housing crisis is an existential threat to our way of life in California. It is also a literalJustice For Renters
July 10, 2024Opinion: Which California Do You Choose?OP | ED – In The Wizard of Oz, Dorothy and the Scarecrow are faced with a fork in theJustice For Renters
July 10, 2024Opinion: At Minimum Wage in California’s Biggest City, Rent Requires 100% of IncomeTwo decades ago, could we have imagined that a Los Angeles resident working a full-time, minimum wage job would haveJustice For Renters