The California Civil Rights Department has reached a settlement with Sacramento landlords Carlos and Linda Torres, requiring them to pay $37,500 to a tenant and $5,000 to the CRD, and to undergo ...

The case sheds light on the world of court-appointed receivership, a business that can save taxpayers money and counties ...

Fortuna mobile home residents are pushing for a reprieve after years of rent increases. At Royal Crest Mobile Estates, ...

California Attorney General Rob Bonta has sued Nijjar over slum-like conditions at more than 22,000 apartments in Southern ...

This story was originally published . Sign up for their newsletters. Today marks 10 years of CalMatters’ nonpartisan, independent journalism that Californians depend on to build a better future. It ...

Elderly residents at the Battistone Foundation's Edgerly and Palm Tree properties tell their stories as their homes go on the ...

Economic Hardship Reporting Project and The Baffler report on NYC’s right to counsel for eviction cases, noting many tenants ...

Nobody should ever have to fear eviction while dealing with what may be one of the worst days of their life,” said the ...

For people with past eviction cases on their records, future housing requests may be denied, but a new law helps clear resolved issues by erasing the records.

A new law taking effect Tuesday in Indiana is good news for renters. This new law allows for the automatic sealing of evictions when a case is dismissed.

Jim-Denny’s diner in downtown Sacramento will shut down for the second time in five years after owner N’Gina Guyton was given an eviction notice and told to vacate the building by the end of ...

HARRISBURG — Tenants with eviction cases that are seven years or older are one step closer to having them sealed from the public eye.