Here For You... C.A.R. has put together a short explainer video about the legislation we’re sponsoring and supporting as it relates to fair housing. AB 263 – Implicit bias training for all real estate licensees AB 491 – Stops discriminatory practices of treating residents of affordable housing units and mixed-income developments differently from...Continue reading
There are new disclosure requirements for properties in the City’s high fire hazard area that take effect on July 1st, 2021. Sellers of property in the high fire hazard area must provide the following documentation to a buyer: 1. provide a disclosure notice to the buyer, if the home was...Continue reading
May 26, 2021 Hundreds of bills failed to advance last week during a rapid-fire appropriations process known as the suspense file. The suspense file process was introduced in the Legislature in the 1980s to promote fiscal responsibility by evaluating the costs and comparing bills before they reach the Assembly...
Please take one minute to fill out a form that will forward an email to your representative that encourages them to VOTE NO on ACA 7.
In a press conference this morning, Newsom announced that California will receive an additional $2.6 billion in rental assistance from the federal government. That brings California’s total federal rental aid to $5.2 billion.
We thank the 52 members who showed up for GAOR’s first webinar. Your show of support for our distinguished panel who presented our concerns to Assm. Laura Friedman on Legislative Day was a BIG SUCCESS. Our GAOR representatives drove home two important issues, which C.A.R. supports, in regard to housing:...Continue reading
C.A.R. is hosting its first-ever, fully virtual Legislative Day on Tuesday, April 27th. At 1:30 p.m. GAOR is scheduled to meet with Asm. Laura Friedman. Greg Astorian, Antoinette Stahl, and Eddie Minassian from GAOR will be pitching for our team. Our show in numbers at 1:30 p.m. on this day...Continue reading
All are invited to the Glendale Police Department’s “Introduction to the Neighborhood Watch” meeting on Wednesday, May 12, from 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. The meeting will be held virtually through WebEx. It is recommended to join 5-10 mins before the start of the meeting time to eliminate any last...Continue reading
“What needs to happen is less driving and more easy and safe options for getting around.” Assembly Transportation Chair Laura Friedman (D-Glendale) is tackling all of this with A.B. 1401, which would prohibit cities from imposing minimum parking requirements on certain developments, specifically those located near existing public transit. The bill...Continue reading
Last night, March 23, Glendale City Council adopted the Resolution of The Council of The City of Glendale, California, Extending an Emergency Public Order Relating to A Commercial Eviction Moratorium.