Los Angeles officials continue to push out their message that 'help is available' to ensure that tenants remain housed -- as Angelenos face a deadline to repay back rent for the first 18 months of the coronavirus pandemic.
Los Angeles officials continue to push out their message that "help is available" to ensure that tenants remain housed -- as Angelenos face a deadline to repay back rent for the first 18 months of the coronavirus pandemic.Los Angeles city officials continue to push out their message that "help is available" to ensure that tenants remain housed -- as Angelenos face a deadline Tuesday to repay back rent for the first 18 months of the coronavirus pandemic.
Ahead of Tuesday's deadline for the first rental period, city officials are pushing to inform tenants and landlords of their rights and obligations, with the aim of preventing what Bass called a possible "wave of evictions." The organization's "We Are LA" program began recently, intended to help at-risk Angelenos stay housed. Outreach teams connected with nearly 41,000 Angelenos and made case management appointments with more than 10,000 Angelenos.
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