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2024 Operating Benchmark Report is Now AvailableÂ
2024 Operating Benchmark Report is Now Available Budgeting, Building Services, Market Trends We’re excited to announce that the 2024 Operating Benchmark Report is now available! For the second year in a row, taxes and insurance are the top building expenses.  What You Need to Know This comprehensive report covers a wide range of operating expenses,…
Read MoreMetro Creates Its Own Law Enforcement AgencyÂ
Metro Creates Its Own Law Enforcement Agency Local Legislation, Public Safety The Los Angeles Metro board has unanimously voted to create its own transit law enforcement agency.  What You Need to Know This unanimous vote marks a shift in how Metro aims to protect Los Angeles County’s public transit riders and employees.  It has previously…
Read MorePotential Expansion of LA County Board of Supervisors Â
Potential Expansion of LA County Board of Supervisors  Legal, Local Legislation The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has approved creating an ordinance, that if approved by voters it would increase the number of supervisors from five to nine.  Each supervisor currently represents about 2 million people. The expansion would reduce this to about…
Read MoreLA County Supervisors Unanimously Move to Explore New Small Business Lease Rules
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has unanimously passed a motion to analyze commercial rents in the county.
Its motion would also explore new regulations for those who lease to small businesses and non-profits.
This motion is a first step toward more interference in commercial leasing. And it will further burden an industry that is still trying to recover.
Board of Supervisors Pursue Streamlining Property Tax Appeals
At their April 9th meeting, the LA Board of Supervisors directed the agencies responsible for property tax assessments to find ways to streamline the process.
Current backlogs result in delayed refunds and corrected tax assessments for our members.
Your Guide to the March 5th Primary Election
With the March Primary Election less than a month away, this is a voter’s guide to provide information on what will be on your ballot.
Read MoreAtmospheric River Causes Flash Floods in LA County
After an extremely wet Sunday, rain will continue to fall on Southern California for the next few days.
Read MoreLAHSA Begins 2024 Homeless Count
The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority has begun its annual homeless count this week.
Read MoreDetails on the 10 Freeway Closure
Following a fire over the weekend, a portion of the 10 Freeway has been shut down for three to five weeks.
Read MoreBiden Announces Plan for Adaptive Reuse
The Biden Administration has announced plans for adaptive reuse by converting high-vacancy commercial buildings to affordable housing.
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