July 10, 2024Opinion: Is the Los Angeles Times a Newspaper or a Tabloid?OP/ED – As a young child born in Los Angeles, I remember reading the Los Angeles Times to my father atJustice For Renters
July 10, 2024Opinion: Blaming the Victims and First Responders for HomelessnessIf you understand that housing is a basic human right, then our starting point is simple: Everyone must be housed.Justice For Renters
July 9, 2024Opinion: The plight of California’s small landlord is realTwo opposing things can be true at the same time. In California, there is no question that the rent isJustice For Renters
July 9, 2024Opinion: Why Is the AIDS Healthcare Foundation Leading the Rent Control Movement?If you are seeing ads for a rent control ballot initiative in California these days, they will say that theyJustice For Renters
July 9, 2024Opinion: The Olympics Are Coming, the Olympics Are Coming. Where’s the Housing? | OpinionThe Olympics will be here just four years from now, and preparations are well underway. The perennial questions are: “Will we beJustice For Renters
July 9, 2024Opinion: It’s a Myth that Top Economists Don’t Support Rent ControlOnce again, the National Multifamily Housing Council is pushing outdated, obsolete ideas to protect the obscene profits of the country’s largest corporate landlords.Justice For Renters
July 9, 2024Opinion: Profound corruption lies at the heart of LA homelessnessWe ask ourselves the confounding question: Why is Los Angeles the homeless capital of the world? The answer: corruption. LosJustice For Renters
July 9, 2024Opinion: Stop Blaming Nonprofits for the Failures of Los Angeles and LA CountyCalifornians pay a boatload of taxes to both the city and county of Los Angeles. Annual tax revenue amounts to billionsJustice For Renters
July 9, 2024Opinion: California Leads the Nation in Creating Down-and-Out PeopleCalifornia produces more poor and homeless people than any other state. How can a place with such astounding wealth haveJustice For Renters
July 9, 2024Opinion: Winning Rent Control Against All OddsStatewide rent control initiatives were voted down in California by almost 20 points. Why should we believe that we canJustice For Renters