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In buildings without submeters, tenants are often billed by third-party companies that use opaque formulas. Some have questioned rising bills and demand to see the math.
Out of a fear of future political instability in the U.S. and a general desire to increase their options for travel and residence, an increasing number of wealthy Californians are seeking out citizenship by investment programs.
The chief executive of a domestic violence nonprofit is being paid significantly more than the heads of comparable organizations.
Homelessness providers like shelters fear running out of cash if they can’t get executed contracts for federal funds, amid a fight between HUD and LAHSA.
Mobile homes are often the cheapest form of housing. But park owners can often make more money by selling, Los Angeles County has lost about a fourth of its mobile home parks since the 1980s.
A class-action lawsuit alleges gas station companies operating in California used algorithmic pricing software to set prices artificially high.
