Landlords Sue Los Angeles For $100M Over Eviction Moratorium
Bethany Blankley | The Center Square (The Center Square) – A property management company is suing the city of Los Angeles for $100 million over its eviction moratorium. GHP Management Corp. and 13 companies owned by real estate developer Geoffrey Palmer say the eviction moratorium has caused “astronomical” financial losses and that it’s legally entitled to compensation from […]
California May Extend Eviction Moratorium Past June, Make Landlords Whole
By Tyler Durden California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) says the state will make landlords whole whose tenants have accumulated past-due rent amid the pandemic – despite the fact that the state has only distributed just $32 million of the $490 million in requests for rental assistance through May 31 in what appears to be typical bureaucratic malarkey. […]
Council directs staff: Better accounting for Camarillo Ranch Foundation–Possible moratorium on Development
By Logan McFadden The Camarillo City Council met on May 27, 2015. Councilmember Charlotte Craven was not present. Councilmember Jan McDonald stated that she had received several letters raising questions about the Camarillo Ranch historical site. She directed the staff to require the CPA to give more attention to the process of income and expense […]
Oxnard extends power plant moratorium another year; NRG states its case on KADYTV
By George Miller The Oxnard City Council heard a staff report on the proposed power plant risks and options, debated the plant and what to do about the old plants to be shut down, at the 5-19-15 City Council meeting. The various factions rehashed the issues, which has been done at least a half dozen times before […]
Simi Valley City Council gives legitimate massage businesses consideration–Extends moratorium
By Debra Tash Several cities around the County have placed moratoriums on new massage parlor businesses since the state passed AB 1147. “In 2014, see the legislature passed AB 1147 (effective January 1, stuff 2015 to January 1, 2017), to replace SB 731 and to retain the regulatory authority over massage practitioners by the California […]
Turning the spigot off for new building connections in Ventura?
By Debra Tash Because of the continued drought the City of Ventura’s Council considered a moratorium on either the issuance of new building permits or stopping any new water connections. Staff did a presentation, reporting that as of October the City’s residents had cut back on water usage by 16%. They stated that in the […]
Election Bang: Maui bans GMO crops
By Jon Rappoport Note: To those few of you who are spending big bucks to fund GMO-labeling ballot measures, I’m taking you to school in this article. Read the whole thing, especially the last part. If you want more lessons, get in touch. Okay. Here we go. They got into Monsanto’s […]
