Los Angeles County has advanced a proposal to cap rent increases at 3% annually in unincorporated areas for pre-1995 buildings, with further voting required for it to become law.

Los Angeles is celebrating the start of new construction at the West LA VA campus, with plans to add 87 homes for veterans. This expansion has received $169.4 million in state funding and is part of a larger initiative to combat veteran homelessness.

Long Beach invites the public to a design event to revamp its Downtown Shoreline, with activities and surveys to gather input for future development plans.

Los Angeles County has relaunched its Rent Relief Program, offering $68 million in grants to help landlords and tenants affected by the pandemic cover unpaid rents. Applications are open until June 4.

Anaheim moves to buy the Rainbow Inn for a housing project, potentially using eminent domain, as part of a larger Beach Boulevard revitalization effort.

The Anaheim City Council has approved DisneylandForward, a major overhaul project aiming to revitalize areas around Disneyland with new attractions and community benefits.

Burbank is set to transform with nearly 1,000 new housing units and multiple hotels, driven by LaTerra Development's mixed-use project near the Metrolink station, targeted for completion in 2025.

LA's oldest record store, The Record Collector, with a vast collection of rare vinyl, is for sale after 60 years of operation in the Melrose Arts District.

Santa Monica breaks ground on the Berkeley Station affordable housing project, which includes units for low-income families and individuals transitioning out of foster care.

Long Beach celebrates the opening of Wellspring, an 88-unit affordable housing with a health center, funded by $20 million from California's Housing Program.

Malibu reaches a settlement to update its housing plan by September, aiming to add 79 new units for lower-income brackets, under pressure from California state officials to comply with housing law.

Santa Monica's Housing and Human Services Department is enhancing support for housing stability through partnerships, comprehensive strategies, and inclusive services, including bilingual office hours and increased assistance for seniors.

California adds 10 more prohousing communities, recognized for their housing-friendly initiatives that enable faster development, facilitating the state's goal of 2.5 million new homes by 2030.