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-Excluding rent banking from the revised ordinance
-Fixing LARSO will not solve LA’s housing affordability crisis on its own, but it is one step that the City Council can take in the right direction!
submit comment: dsa.la/hollywood-rso
-Fixing LARSO will not solve LA’s housing affordability crisis on its own, but it is one step that the City Council can take in the right direction!
submit comment: dsa.la/hollywood-rso
November 11, 2025 at 1:55 AM
-Excluding rent banking from the revised ordinance
-Fixing LARSO will not solve LA’s housing affordability crisis on its own, but it is one step that the City Council can take in the right direction!
submit comment: dsa.la/hollywood-rso
-Fixing LARSO will not solve LA’s housing affordability crisis on its own, but it is one step that the City Council can take in the right direction!
submit comment: dsa.la/hollywood-rso
We're urging City Councilmembers Nazarian, Padilla, and Yaroslavsky to strengthen LARSO by:
-Implementing a rent increase formula based on 60% CPI All Items
-Capping rent increases at 3% annually with a 0% floor
-Removing existing bumps for utilities and additional occupants
-Implementing a rent increase formula based on 60% CPI All Items
-Capping rent increases at 3% annually with a 0% floor
-Removing existing bumps for utilities and additional occupants
November 11, 2025 at 1:55 AM
We're urging City Councilmembers Nazarian, Padilla, and Yaroslavsky to strengthen LARSO by:
-Implementing a rent increase formula based on 60% CPI All Items
-Capping rent increases at 3% annually with a 0% floor
-Removing existing bumps for utilities and additional occupants
-Implementing a rent increase formula based on 60% CPI All Items
-Capping rent increases at 3% annually with a 0% floor
-Removing existing bumps for utilities and additional occupants
For example, the average rent for a small RSO unit is $2,357. This means the average renter needs to make nearly six figures a year – $94,000 – to stay within the recommended 30% rent-to-income ratio.
November 11, 2025 at 1:55 AM
For example, the average rent for a small RSO unit is $2,357. This means the average renter needs to make nearly six figures a year – $94,000 – to stay within the recommended 30% rent-to-income ratio.
Tying rent increases to inflation is vital, as every extra percentage point is less money for tenants to spend on other necessities like food, medical care, transportation, and childcare.
November 11, 2025 at 1:55 AM
Tying rent increases to inflation is vital, as every extra percentage point is less money for tenants to spend on other necessities like food, medical care, transportation, and childcare.
LA's workers need a strong film and animation industry to keep us working, but if we want to keep Hollywood’s workers in their homes, we need apartments to be affordable and rents to be stable. We support Keep LA Housed Coalition’s proposal to strengthen the Los Angeles Rent Stabilization Ordinance
November 11, 2025 at 1:55 AM
LA's workers need a strong film and animation industry to keep us working, but if we want to keep Hollywood’s workers in their homes, we need apartments to be affordable and rents to be stable. We support Keep LA Housed Coalition’s proposal to strengthen the Los Angeles Rent Stabilization Ordinance
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Hear from two unions who have been practice picketing and rallying to take on the boss–Starbucks Workers United and UTLA. Hear how they will creatively fight to get the Starbucks CEO to come to the table,and to bargain for the common good with parents, teachers, and community.
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Events for November 2025
Join us for our last Strike Hype! Series of the 2025 year; the series features workers in the LA area who are engaged in active organizing campaigns, from union election drives to bargaining to those…
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November 10, 2025 at 5:30 PM
Hear from two unions who have been practice picketing and rallying to take on the boss–Starbucks Workers United and UTLA. Hear how they will creatively fight to get the Starbucks CEO to come to the table,and to bargain for the common good with parents, teachers, and community.
RSVP: dsa.la/hype1112
RSVP: dsa.la/hype1112
November 4, 2025 at 5:44 PM
Teachers are fighting for:
Good salaries and a fair pay scale so teachers can stay in LA
More mental health staff and resources for students
A Green New Deal for our crumbling school infrastructure
Greater support for immigrant students and parents
Good salaries and a fair pay scale so teachers can stay in LA
More mental health staff and resources for students
A Green New Deal for our crumbling school infrastructure
Greater support for immigrant students and parents
November 4, 2025 at 5:44 PM
Teachers are fighting for:
Good salaries and a fair pay scale so teachers can stay in LA
More mental health staff and resources for students
A Green New Deal for our crumbling school infrastructure
Greater support for immigrant students and parents
Good salaries and a fair pay scale so teachers can stay in LA
More mental health staff and resources for students
A Green New Deal for our crumbling school infrastructure
Greater support for immigrant students and parents
LAUSD currently sits on a $5.03 BILLION reserve that has only grown since the 2023 strike. In reality, investment in staff has actually decreased over the years.
November 4, 2025 at 5:44 PM
LAUSD currently sits on a $5.03 BILLION reserve that has only grown since the 2023 strike. In reality, investment in staff has actually decreased over the years.