Leading San Francisco Landlord Accused Of Gaming Rent Control Loophole
Tenants on rent control in San Francisco are fighting to stay, but they say large investors are pricing them out of their affordable apartments.
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Tenants on rent control in San Francisco are fighting to stay, but they say large investors are pricing them out of their affordable apartments.
A "sanctioned" homeless encampment in Oakland--with unsheltered people pitching their tents in a permitted place with basic amenities--is creating controversy.
By 2100, the U.S. Geological Survey predicts some 600,000 homes will be at risk of flooding. While the state Coastal Commission wants to let nature take its course, homeowners are fighting back.
As San Francisco cracks down on owner move-in and Ellis Act evictions, tenants rights groups are worried about a new loophole: It's being called "renoviction."
Just days after a KPIX 5 undercover investigation exposed realtors in Oakland coaching buyers on how to evict tenants, city lawmakers are taking action to close the legal loophole renters are falling through.
