California's AG Rob Bonta alerted against housing discrimination by landlords based on immigration status, emphasizing tenant protections and legal consequences for such actions.

Monrovia plans a new mixed-use complex with 204 apartments and commercial space at 701 Myrtle Avenue, integrating ample amenities and parking; fulfills environmental review process for feedback until August 18th.

The 101, a new supportive housing project for low-income individuals at risk of homelessness, has broken ground in Long Beach's South Wrigley area, slated for completion by late 2026.

California Governor Gavin Newsom announced the first awards from Proposition 1 funds, totaling $102.9 million, to create 315 homes for veterans and individuals with behavioral health issues.

A trial court ruled in favor of Newport Beach, supporting the city's compliance with California's Housing Element Law, despite local challenges requiring voter approval for zoning changes.

California AG Rob Bonta has charged Beverly Hills real estate agent Iman Eshaghyan with alleged price gouging post-Pacific Palisades Fire, exceeding the emergency cap of 10% on rental increases.

Palisades Village in Pacific Palisades is set to reopen in 2026 after being affected by a January wildfire. Developer Rick Caruso's $50 million investment will aid in the community's recovery.

A Santa Monica landlord agreed to pay $685,000 to settle lawsuits accusing him of tenant harassment and discrimination, including claims of eviction under false pretenses and retaliation.

The development of Rams Village will bring a 52-acre mixed-use neighborhood, including the LA Rams headquarters and a variety of residential, retail, and entertainment spaces to Woodland Hills.

A proposal for a seven-story, 140-unit mixed-use development at 55 N. La Cienega Blvd. in Beverly Hills is currently under review, featuring affordable units and commercial space.

Long Beach opens Heritage Gardens, an affordable housing complex for low-income seniors and veterans, supported by over $13.2 million in funding from California HCD.

Santa Monica City Council advances the development of affordable housing on city-owned sites, including Bergamot Station and 4th/5th/Arizona, with nearly 2,000 units planned.

An 18-story high-rise is proposed for 1437 6th Street in Santa Monica, bringing 173 residential units with affordable options and modern design while facing scrutiny over neighborhood impact.