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Latino Homelessness Rises in Los Angeles as More People Are Forced to Live on the Streets, New Data Shows Latino Homelessness Rises in Los Angeles as More People Are Forced to Live on the Streets, New Data Shows
Community & Society July 24, 2026

Latino Homelessness Rises in Los Angeles as More People Are Forced to Live on the Streets, New Data Shows

New LAHSA report reveals Latino homelessness grew in 2026, with fewer people ... more

4 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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Nearly 236,000 Latinos Experienced Homelessness Last Year. Why Thousands of Families Never Appear in Official Counts Nearly 236,000 Latinos Experienced Homelessness Last Year. Why Thousands of Families Never Appear in Official Counts
Cover Story May 31, 2026

Nearly 236,000 Latinos Experienced Homelessness Last Year. Why Thousands of Families Never Appear in Official Counts

A new federal report found record homelessness across the United States, but ... more

4 mins read
Lucilla S. Gomez
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Latino Neighborhoods in Los Angeles Face Faster Displacement as Climate Gentrification Accelerates Latino Neighborhoods in Los Angeles Face Faster Displacement as Climate Gentrification Accelerates
Cover Story May 26, 2026

Latino Neighborhoods in Los Angeles Face Faster Displacement as Climate Gentrification Accelerates

New California mapping data and housing reports reveal a growing divide between ... more

4 mins read
Marco Poliveros
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Latino Families at Risk as Los Angeles Ends New Section 8 Applications Latino Families at Risk as Los Angeles Ends New Section 8 Applications
Housing March 13, 2025

Latino Families at Risk as Los Angeles Ends New Section 8 Applications

Alarming Latino Homelessness Rates in LA County The recent cessation of new applications ... more

3 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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Why are L.A. Renters Increasingly Looking to Riverside, a Majority Latino City in the Inland Empire? Why are L.A. Renters Increasingly Looking to Riverside, a Majority Latino City in the Inland Empire?
California September 13, 2026

Why are L.A. Renters Increasingly Looking to Riverside, a Majority Latino City in the Inland Empire?

For Los Angeles renters searching for a new place to live, Riverside ... more

4 mins read
Reynaldo Mena
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Large Mobilization at City Hall in Defense of Renters Large Mobilization at City Hall in Defense of Renters
Housing August 8, 2024

Large Mobilization at City Hall in Defense of Renters

A large mobilization took place at City Hall with the attendance of ... more

2 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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Landords refuse to give contracts to Section 8 beneficiaries Landords refuse to give contracts to Section 8 beneficiaries
Housing October 9, 2024

Landords refuse to give contracts to Section 8 beneficiaries

California tenants who held Section 8 housing vouchers were refused rental contracts ... more

3 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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Landlords can receive up to $30,000 in LA County due to COVID-19 impact Landlords can receive up to $30,000 in LA County due to COVID-19 impact
Housing January 4, 2024

Landlords can receive up to $30,000 in LA County due to COVID-19 impact

Qualifying landlords in Los Angeles County have until Friday of next week ... more

2 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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As One City Builds Its Own Homelessness System, Los Angeles Pays to Be Told How As One City Builds Its Own Homelessness System, Los Angeles Pays to Be Told How
Housing August 5, 2026

As One City Builds Its Own Homelessness System, Los Angeles Pays to Be Told How

As Santa Monica moves toward a city-controlled homelessness system, Los Angeles is ... more

4 mins read
Andrea Perez
450
Labor Shortage Hits Builders; Lawmaker Pushes Special Visa for Migrant Workers Labor Shortage Hits Builders; Lawmaker Pushes Special Visa for Migrant Workers
Housing January 6, 2026

Labor Shortage Hits Builders; Lawmaker Pushes Special Visa for Migrant Workers

Rep. Monica De La Cruz says a construction worker visa program could ... more

3 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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LA mayor and housing authority urge landlords to accept fed’s renter vouchers LA mayor and housing authority urge landlords to accept fed’s renter vouchers
Housing June 21, 2024

LA mayor and housing authority urge landlords to accept fed’s renter vouchers

After hosting a presentation earlier this week on the issue of housing ... more

3 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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LA Approves $107M for Eviction Defense to Help Renters Stay Housed LA Approves $107M for Eviction Defense to Help Renters Stay Housed
Housing March 10, 2026

LA Approves $107M for Eviction Defense to Help Renters Stay Housed

City Council funds legal aid to prevent displacement as housing costs strain ... more

3 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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LA County Has Reopened The Emergency Rent Relief — But Latino Families Are Still Leaving Money on the Table LA County Has Reopened The Emergency Rent Relief — But Latino Families Are Still Leaving Money on the Table
Housing February 13, 2026

LA County Has Reopened The Emergency Rent Relief — But Latino Families Are Still Leaving Money on the Table

Los Angeles County has quietly reopened a critical lifeline for renters at ... more

3 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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New eviction rule in LA County Gives Renters More Time as Latino Housing Crisis Deepens New eviction rule in LA County Gives Renters More Time as Latino Housing Crisis Deepens
Housing April 17, 2026

New eviction rule in LA County Gives Renters More Time as Latino Housing Crisis Deepens

LA County raises eviction threshold, giving renters more time as Latino households ... more

4 mins read
Andrea Perez
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LA County Changed Eviction Rules: Some Renters Can Now Fall Two Months Behind Before Eviction LA County Changed Eviction Rules: Some Renters Can Now Fall Two Months Behind Before Eviction
Cover Story May 18, 2026

LA County Changed Eviction Rules: Some Renters Can Now Fall Two Months Behind Before Eviction

Los Angeles County expanded tenant protections in unincorporated communities, raising the unpaid ... more

5 mins read
Lucilla S. Gomez
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Need Rent Help? Here’s How to Apply for LA County’s $15,000 Relief Program Need Rent Help? Here’s How to Apply for LA County’s $15,000 Relief Program
Housing February 10, 2026

Need Rent Help? Here’s How to Apply for LA County’s $15,000 Relief Program

Los Angeles County reopened its Emergency Rent Relief Program, offering up to ... more

2 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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Why Your L.A. Apartment Utility Bill May Not Match What You Actually Use Why Your L.A. Apartment Utility Bill May Not Match What You Actually Use
Community & Society August 26, 2026

Why Your L.A. Apartment Utility Bill May Not Match What You Actually Use

Los Angeles is considering new rules for apartment utility billing. Here’s what ... more

5 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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LA Just Approved $300M for Housing. Here’s Who Actually Gets Help LA Just Approved $300M for Housing. Here’s Who Actually Gets Help
Housing April 9, 2026

LA Just Approved $300M for Housing. Here’s Who Actually Gets Help

LA affordable housing funding aims to reduce eviction risk and expand supply, ... more

4 mins read
Parriva Newsroom
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L.A.’s Housing Exodus: Riverside Is Just a Band-Aid. The Deep Desert Could Be Next L.A.’s Housing Exodus: Riverside Is Just a Band-Aid. The Deep Desert Could Be Next
California September 13, 2026

L.A.’s Housing Exodus: Riverside Is Just a Band-Aid. The Deep Desert Could Be Next

Zillow data show Riverside attracting renters from Los Angeles, but rising housing ... more

6 mins read
Lucilla S. Gomez
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Inside Safe Gets People Inside. But How Many Stay Housed? Inside Safe Gets People Inside. But How Many Stay Housed?
Homelessness August 31, 2026

Inside Safe Gets People Inside. But How Many Stay Housed?

Los Angeles has moved thousands of unhoused residents indoors through Mayor Karen ... more

6 mins read
Parriva Newsroom

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A $1.8 Million Immigration Fine Just Hit a Legal Wall. What California Families Need to Know Now.
Sara Hernández Led the Primary. Now Comes the Final Push: Making Sure Her Community Counts
From “Go Back to Mexico” to Police Force, Latino Residents Face a Series of Orange County Confrontations
Smaller, More Expensive: Los Angeles Renters Are Paying a Premium for Less Space

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