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California Tenants Rise Up, Demand Rent Caps From City Halls
Low-income tenants in Antioch got legislation passed that will cap rent increases at 3% a year. But the city council vote was 3-2 and the win is tenuous in the majority Black and Latino town.
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How Many Hours Minimum Wage Earners Need to Work to Afford Rent
In many major U.S. cities, minimum wage workers need to clock in over 50 hours each week to be able to afford rent on a one-bedroom home.
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As Housing Crunch Intensifies Across the Country, Data Gives a Peek at Airbnb Impact
The housing crisis continues to spiral and inflation reached a 40-year high this summer. Experts say short-term rentals aren’t helping.
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Rent Prices Are Soaring in These 5 U.S. Metros. Here's What to Know Before Moving to a Cheaper Area
Rent prices swelled during the first half of 2022, with a double-digit increase year-over-year. Here’s what to know before moving to a cheaper area.
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Worried About Eviction After Dealing With COVID? There Could be Help for You
San Diego’s eviction moratorium is designed to help people who have been “substantially affected” by COVID — such as losing their job. Here are questions and answers about the program.
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San Diegans Struggle With Rising Rent Prices
Rents in San Diego are rising at the fastest rates in decades causing many people, like Yoselyn Torres, to not be able to afford to live on their own. “I don’t understand how people, especially single parents or families, can [do it,]” said Torres. Torres is a single parent herself. Her daughter Carolina is 19. Currently, they both live with…
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Considered Moving to Tijuana? It's Not as Easy as Just Driving South
NBC 7 Responds looked at what goes into moving to Tijuana with all of your stuff.
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Considered Moving to Tijuana? It's Not as Easy as Just Driving South
San Diego’s rising cost of living is driving more people south to Tijuana. The Mexican consulate says dozens of San Diegans start the moving process every day. It’s not just Mexican nationals, but also people born here in the U.S.
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Making It in the Bay: $800 Pods for Rent in Palo Alto
Whether you own or rent, and regardless of your income level, housing is always a hot topic. But, would you rent a sleeping pod for $800 a month in Palo Alto? NBC Bay Area’s Raj Mathai spoke to James Stallworth, cofounder of Brownstone Shared Housing, for some insight.
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Friday Marks First Day Some California Tenants Could Be Evicted if Rent is Overdue
Friday marks the first day some California tenants could begin to be served with eviction notices.
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Eviction Notices Are Allowed to Begin
If San Diegan’s did not apply for rental assistance through the State by Midnight on Thursday they can now face eviction, reports NBC 7’s Madison Weil.
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Thousands of San Diegans Have Applied for State Rent Relief Ahead of Thursday Deadline
San Diego tenants have until Thursday, March 31, to apply to the state’s rent relief program designed to help renters and landlords who have struggled through the pandemic.
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Stocks Making the Biggest Moves Midday: GameStop, Tesla, FedEx and More
These are the stocks posting the largest moves in midday trading.
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What to Watch Today: Stock Futures Drop as S&P 500 Still Tracks for Best Week Since November 2020
U.S. stock futures dropped Friday, but the S&P 500 remained on track for its best week since November 2020.
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Stocks Making the Biggest Moves Premarket: FedEx, GameStop, Moderna and More
These are the stocks posting the largest moves before the bell.
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Cramer Cautions Investors to Avoid These 4 Retail Stocks That Recently Went Public
“When you see a massive flood of IPOs, that’s often a real bad sign,” the “Mad Money” host said Friday.
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Camera Hidden in South Bay Teachers' Restroom | What's Up?
A number of South Bay teachers say they were recorded on a hidden camera inside the women’s bathroom. And, San Diego City Council approved new regulations for street vendors. Plus, Rooftop Cinema Club returns. Here’s What’s Up in San Diego County for March 2, 2022.
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Rents Reach ‘Insane' Levels Across US With No End in Sight
Rents have exploded across the country, causing many to fall behind on payments, dig deep into their savings or downsize to subpar units
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Walmart Tests Ways to Ditch Single-Use Plastics, as Climate Advocates Urge the Retailer to Go Faster
The pilot project is part of a broader effort by the nation’s largest grocer to move toward reusable, recyclable or industrially compostable packaging.
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Investing Club: What Jim Cramer Is Watching Friday, Including the Great Broadcom and Costco Numbers
Jim’s thoughts on the earnings last night and big moves Friday morning.