Richmond Tenants Face Mass Eviction Just Before Vote On Rent Control
Tenants at a large Richmond apartment complex are angry over mass evictions just several weeks before people are set to vote on rent control.
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Tenants at a large Richmond apartment complex are angry over mass evictions just several weeks before people are set to vote on rent control.
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