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Rent Hike for Chinatown Seniors Averted as Nearby Developer Covers Costs

DTLA—A group of Chinatown residents erupted in anger this month when the landlord of an affordable housing complex for senior citizens unveiled an 8% rent increase. They signed petitions and complaine... read more

300 Seniors In Chinatown Escape Steep Rent Hike, But What About Everyone Else?

L.A. City Councilmember Gil Cedillo addresses an audience of about 100 in the shadow of the Metro @ Chinatown Senior Loft ... higher operating costs for the city's apartment waste and recycling progra... read more

Low-income tenants of Chinatown building get break from sharp rent hike

Instead, the developer at a neighboring project, Atlas Capital, will cover the cost. The agreement was hashed out after an urgent appeal from the advocate group Chinatown Community For Equitable Devel... read more

Rezonings Carry Opportunities and Risks for Low-Income Seniors

Once her husband retires, their income will be slightly above the cut-off for the Senior Citizen Rent Increase Exemption ... to the development of the nearby Extell tower. In addition, she says that a... read more

Many 'Rent-Stabilized' NYC Apartments Are Not Really Stabilized. See Where They Are.

If you've ridden the New York City subway lately, chances are you've seen posters promising relief from the city's soaring housing costs ... an increase — courtesy of taxpayers. About 69,000 senior an... read more

21Vianet Group Exposed

21Vianet Group Exposed Disclaimer Use of research from Trinity Research ... Trinity stands to profit in the event the issuer's stock declines. We may buy, sell, cover or otherwise change the form or s... read more

Insight: Sexual Harassment At The Capitol / PolitiFact California / Painter Jeff Myers / Biggest Little Theatre Festival

Melanie Mason with the Los Angeles Times and Laurel Rosenhall with CALmatters discuss the ongoing sexual harassment controversy at the California Capitol and how they’ve been covering it as reporters. read more

El Pueblo’s Rental Reaction

That is of little solace to a group of merchants. While many tenants acknowledge their rents should be raised, most said the new rates are too steep. “We’re in a recession. This inflated rent increase ... read more

TriMet clarifies why they required riders with bikes to disembark

“At rush hour, expecting to board a train with a bike is a less dependable option than locking a bike at both ends of the trip, bringing on a folding bike, or traveling at a different time.” –Colin Ma... read more

Person On The Internet Says Gold Is A Bubble

When those things lose lots of money, that’s really bad: financial systems freeze up, real-economy companies can’t borrow or access their cash deposits, and earthquakes and hurricanes and plagues of l... read more

Administration Blows Its Credibility With Disastrous Obamacare Rollout

So did federal officials. “Confidential progress reports from the Health and Human Services Department show that senior officials repeatedly expressed doubts that the computer systems for the federal ... read more

Presidential Race: Palin Endorsement, Iowa Caucuses

The Political Junkie is turning his analytical gaze west. Ken Rudin, known to NPR listeners from his many years talking all things politics with Neal Conan on "Talk of the Nation," joins Insight host ... read more