Email: [email protected]: Steve WhitmoreOffice: 213.974.3101Mobile: 213.407.0650 We have learned that Assessor Prang will host a Disaster Relief Webinar on Thursday, March 13th, from 6 pm to 8 pm to break down the disaster relief programs
Yesterday, the Mayor announced that as of today, Friday, March 7, the water supplied to Palisades homes is safe to drink. Please note, it will be important to run every faucet/tap in your home for
As of February 25th LADWP has lifted the Do Not Drink order for many Palisades residents and surrounding areas (Zones 529 – east of Temescal, west of Amalfi and PCH north to Bestor and 310
Starting today, residents and fire victims can come to the Legion Building at 15247 La Cruz Avenue (below CVS and next to the Post Office) to get assistance from various agencies and groups. The hours
For those who were not able to join or would like a recap. This meeting was extremely informative and comprehensive. It covered everything from homes that remain intact to swimming pools to rental units to
In response to the unprecedented and devastating fires impacting our community, federal, state, and local tax agencies have announced tax relief including postponing various tax filing and payment deadlines for Los Angeles County. IRS Announces
In the aftermath of natural disasters, it’s unfortunate that scammers often exploit the situation to take advantage of vulnerable individuals. To help you stay vigilant, here are some common scams to watch out for: 1.
As devastating wildfires displace thousands in Los Angeles County, Governor Newsom has declared a state of emergency. In the wake of this crisis, California’s price-gouging laws impose strict limits on rental price increases to prevent the
Update 1-22-25 State officials are warning people who have lost their homes or businesses to the recent Southern California wildfires to be on alert for any offers to buy their property. According to the California Department of Real Estate, since
Picking up the pieces after a natural or man-made disaster can be difficult for all consumers. It can be particularly challenging for tenants and landlords. What happens to a lease or rental agreement if a
Gov. Gavin Newsom has lifted a price cap on new rental listings for some single-family homes in Los Angeles, responding to concerns that the rules had been restricting the availability of housing in the wake of last
Los Angeles fire victims get protections from predatory real estate investors under new order from Gov. Gavin Newsom On Tuesday, January 14th, Governor Gavin Newsom issued an executive order to protect firestorm victims in the