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Evictions in Santa Clara County increased greatly last year following the expiration of previous tenant protections from the pandemic.
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San Francisco’s overdose deaths are down by eight percent compared to this time last year, according to a press conference held by the city’s Department of Public Health just yesterday.
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In June, the Supreme Court gave cities broad powers to clear homeless encampments. Now it looks like that decision is having local ripples. An injunction against San Francisco designed to protect encampment residents is being lifted.
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The effects of the new state housing law enacted late last month, have already hit San Francisco.
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CrosscurrentsHow one man is helping unhoused people wash their clothes, and through that, listening to their stories.
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In a new California law that went into effect July 1st, security deposits for renters can be no higher than one month’s rent.
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CrosscurrentsIn honor of Mother’s Day we bring you a different story of motherhood. From the audio documentary Dependance, a personal account of one parent’s experience with substance abuse.
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As San Francisco has cracked down on encampments, the number of tents on city streets is going down. But does a reduction in encampments actually equate to a reduction in homelessness?
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Bay MadeThe third of four recent episodes about the Bay Area from the locally produced California Sun podcast. Airing this week on BAY MADE.
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Your Legal RightsAs housing was perhaps the single largest subject of legislative activity in the last year, YLR returns to discuss landlord tenant law, the first installment for Spring 2024.YLR Host Jeff Hayden is joined by landlord-tenant attorneys extraordinary: Jessica Chylik and Sal Timpano of San Francisco and David Finkelstein of San Mateo. As always, we take your calls and answer your questions.Questions for Jeff and his guests? Please call, toll-free, at (866) 798-8255.
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Tonight, Antioch City Council will consider whether or not to draft a “just cause” eviction ordinance, strengthening tenant protections.
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A plan to stabilize rent in Concord is on hold.