Public safety unions and real estate interests have spent over $200,000 collectively thus far on the Santa Ana City Council races.
Tag: California Apartment Association
Posted inAnaheim
Who Should Enforce State Rent Caps and Tenant Protections in Anaheim?
Amid calls for rent control and eviction concerns, Anaheim officials are questioning if they should involve themselves in enforcing state renter protection laws.
Posted inBuena Park
Buena Park May Soon Roll Out a New Rental Home Inspection Program
Officials are tinkering with an idea of a targeted rental inspection program in an effort to hold landlords accountable for critical repairs.
Posted inHousing & Homelessness
Efforts to Repeal Santa Ana’s New Rent Control Law Fall Short
Landlord groups spearheaded a push to put rent control in front of city voters. Their efforts failed to get enough signatures.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Critics Say Landlord PAC is Misleading Voters in Effort to Repeal Santa Ana’s New Rent Control Law
City of Santa Ana officials sent out an email Friday informing voters on how to legally withdraw their signatures from petitions being circulated by anti-rent control groups.
Posted inHousing & Homelessness
Opponents of Santa Ana’s New Rent Control Law Now Working to Have Voters Repeal It
Landlord groups are working to take the final say on Santa Ana’s new rent control law to voters. But not without misleading tactics, some community groups claim.
Posted inNEWS
Santa Ana Tenants Confront Mounting Eviction Threats Amid Looming Expiration of Citywide Renter Protections
Some tenants who spoke to Voice of OC claim some landlords have already ramped up harassment as the deadline approaches.
Posted inREGIONS
Santa Ana City Council Resists Efforts to Reverse Rent Freeze
The potential repeal of the rent freeze — which lasts through May 31 — prompted uproar across Santa Ana as soon as it was scheduled for a discussion.
Posted inREGIONS
Landlord Groups Want Santa Ana to Repeal Its Emergency Rent Increase Freeze
Santa Ana City Council members could vote to rescind or affirm the rent hike restriction — enacted last month by City Manager Kristine Ridge through an executive order that’s currently in effect until May 31 — at their Tuesday meeting.
