Friends, please, please amplify. The NYPD are now raiding City College. Reports are hundreds of cops. Please, I know that what happened at Columbia tonight is sickening--but this is Part II. And our @cuny students are largely working class students of color.
Next month, SCOTUS will consider the Grants Pass v. Johnson case, which could allow cities to criminalize unhoused people.
As a formerly unhoused person, I know that unhoused people need help, NOT fines & jail time. I'll keep fighting for policies that affirm #HousingForAll
The #NationalEquityAtlas recently released data on the prevalence of involuntary moves among US renters. Visit the Rent Debt Dashboard to see more data.https://t.co/fpk7Cnk5pY.
This week #SCOTUS declined to hear a challenge to New York’s rent control system, rejecting 2 appeals alleging that #RentControl was unconstitutional. Housing is a basic human need and one that should be a right! #ACA10 Let’s get and keep everyone housed! https://t.co/92PX9QdiYz
“The eviction rate for households with children is about twice as high as for households without children present. In all, nearly 3 million kids are on the receiving end of eviction filings every year.”
https://t.co/6gLIjxwveA
By @yneyman + @BrigidSchulte. Via @CNNOpinion
BREAKING: Invitation Homes, the nation's largest operator of single-family home rentals will pay $3.7 million to settle allegations it violated California's anti-rent gouging laws affecting 1,900 tenants, @AGRobBonta announced today. https://t.co/LlEESTS6uP
Under Oakland's rent control law, landlords can only raise rents by a certain set amount each year. But once a tenant moves out, they can set the new rent at any level they want. Here's how those new rents (new 2023 leases) compare to the overall typical rents.
California cities can no longer force landlords to exclude or evict tenants based on their criminal records or brushes with police under a new law #AB1418. The law ends local crime-free housing rules that a recent study found ineffective and discriminatory https://t.co/4IQlRGoYWs
What I learned about the connection between rising utility costs and housing instability while reporting this story is seriously disturbing. Here are my takeaways: https://t.co/vCUssP3ZNt
When Covid hit households, tenants fell behind on rent owe thousands in rent dent. We have another repayment deadline coming up on February 1st and if city leaders fails to act, we’ll see a surge in evictions. @LACityCouncil@MayorOfLA to Cancel the Debt to #KeepLAHoused
"Valdéz said her nonprofit is told not to track the number of people they turn away, effectively keeping many homeless families invisible to city leaders."
https://t.co/yXA6gu5ngu
Excited to share my first policy brief at the Terner Center, looking at California's efforts to encourage local jurisdictions to proactively enable greater housing production!
Eviction cases across California have soared following the end of statewide moratoria. At EBCLC, our Housing program is currently seeing 4 times the regular number of eviction cases.
Read the @KQED article: https://t.co/ZDxD9fMDsf
“We’re facing the eviction cliff we tried to prevent during the pandemic,” said Tim Thomas, a sociologist and director of @UCBDisplacement who analyzed the data for CalMatters. “Being back to normal this quickly is concerning.”
https://t.co/EjMMlz16OV
Black babies are more than *2 TIMES* as likely to die in their 1st year than white babies.
That’s what systemic racism looks like.
Now, conservative groups are attacking programs that aim to close those gaps.
Their intent is clear and it’s absolutely anti-Black racism.
The site for the Worst Evictors of the Bay Area has launched! From corporate to non-profit to former evictors, we profiled the top 30 bad actors in SF and Oakland.
https://t.co/nMf4ARKMQl