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California bill to expand rent control pulled for lack of support

Coverage: 4 sources

A state bill to tighten rent control won’t become law this year after a Bay Area legislator pulled the measure for lack of support. Assembly Bill 1157, dubbed the Affordable Rent Act, aimed to lower statewide rent caps already in place for most apartment buildings and expand the restrictions to single-family rental homes. The bill advanced out of the state Assembly’s housing committee last week. AB 1157’s author, Assemblymember Ash Kalra, a San …See the Story

Immigration and Customs Enforcement · California

Financial surveillance threatens California border businesses

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

Many people do business in cash. They pay rent, go shopping, or wire money to relatives without government surveillance. But now, under a new federal directive targeting neighborhoods near the Southern Border, different rules apply. Esperanza Gomez owns Novedades y Servicios, a small storefront offering entirely legal and legitimate money services to people who use cash. Normally, anytime a customer wants to do anything over $10,000—like cash a …See the Story

Vote Recount · San Jose

Anthony Tordillos poised for runoff in San Jose special election - San José Spotlight

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

San Jose Planning Commission Chair Anthony Tordillos says he’s won second place in the District 3 City Council special election and will head to the June 24 runoff. A one-day recount Thursday appears to have affirmed Tordillos’ six-vote lead for second place over Matthew Quevedo, deputy chief of staff for Mayor Matt Mahan. Official election results will be certified Monday, and they could send Tordillos to face off against Latina Coalition of Si…See the Story

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