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LA City Council is considering a proposal to end COVID-era eviction protections. Landlords say they need the income amid inflation.

Higher rent in LA: More building repairs, more evictions?

LA City Council is considering a proposal to end COVID-era eviction protections. Landlords say they need the income amid inflation.

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