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To evict a commercial tenant in California, a landlord must serve a written notice (typically a 3-day notic

Los Angeles Rent Control Evictions Explained  In Los Angeles, rent-controlled evictions are governed by the Rent Stabilization Ordinance (RSO), which limits when and how landlords can evict tenants.

Commercial landlords in California face a unique legal landscape when dealing with tenant defaults, lease disputes, and eviction proceedings. Whether you are managing a retail center, industrial property, or office building, understanding your legal rights and acting

On December 31, 2025, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved a new emergency declaration in response to the severe winter storm that impacted the region in late December.

California’s Tenant Protection Act (AB

Recent wildfires have brought renewed attention to California’s price gouging laws, particularly in Los Angeles County. Penal Code 396(e) imposes strict limits on rental price increases during a declared state of emergency, creating significant implications for landlords. What Does Pena

The California Legislature is considering a pivotal new bill with potential wide-reaching implications for Los Angeles County landlords. Assembly Bill 246, introduced by Governor Gavin Newsom, is set for a vote in the Assembly on February 15, 2025. This proposed legislation introduc

The City of Los Angeles Housing Department (LAHD) issued its 2025 Annual Bill for rental units earlier this month, and it includes the new Just Cause Ordinance (JCO) fee of $31.05 per unit. This fee applies to all non-RSO rental units

The American Property Owners Alliance (APOA) has quickly become a leading advocate for property rights since its launch in 2020. With four years of experience, the organization is poised to drive significant progress for property owners in 2025 and beyond. Housing Concerns Dominate Nati

The Pomona City Council has postponed action on permanent rent control, rental registries, and other housing regulations until February 2025. This delay allows newly elected council members to participate in decisions that could significantly impact housing providers. Proposed measures include pe