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LOS ANGELES, CA - JUNE 02: Evelyn Arceo works as a baker at Universal Studios and said that she bakes the cakes for the company parties celebrating their profits but she lives in a crowded apartment with her four children. Her three oldest children share this room. Her youngest will usually sleep with her in the living room. Photographed on Friday, June 2, 2023. (Myung J. Chun / Los Angeles Times)

Renters dominate California — but they are struggling to survive

New census data reveals over a quarter of U.S. households had solo occupants in 2020, more than three times the 1940 estimate and more than twice the 1960 level.

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Brad Pitt goes off on Angelina Jolie’s ‘vindictive’ winery sale. And she fires back

Irfan Khan Los Angeles Times A HOUSE BURNS Friday in Santa Clarita, where some residents described a markedly more frightening evacuation process because the state’s biggest utilities had ordered widespread “public safety power shut-offs.”

It’s not just State Farm. Allstate no longer sells new home insurance policies in California

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Anti-eviction signs decorate the Rodney Drive apartments in Los Feliz.

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The iconic home hovers above the ocean in Malibu, curling to resemble the rolling waves beneath it.

The Wave House

The Tuscan-style home holds 10 bedrooms and 22 bathrooms across three stories and 24,000 square feet.

Drake’s Beverly Crest mansion

Newly built, the ultra-modern residence spans three stories with five bedrooms, six bathrooms and amenities such as a movie theater and game room.

Powerball winner’s Hollywood Hills home

Built in 1928, the Spanish-style showplace holds seven bedrooms, seven bathrooms and a handful of dramatic spaces across more than 7,000 square feet.

Beverly Hills home where Bugsy Siegel died

Built in 1992, the French Normandy-style mansion sits on nearly three acres with a tennis court, rose garden and 70-foot-long swimming pool.

Larry Flax’s Beverly Park mansion

Spanning nearly eight acres, the private retreat includes a main house, guesthouse, guest cottage, amphitheater and private lake with a sandy beach.

Jennifer Lopez’s Bel-Air estate

Built in 2010, the four-story mansion includes a decked-out pool complete with a slide, waterfall and rock grotto.

Albert Pujols’ Irvine mansion

The sprawling compound includes a main house, guesthouse, barn, riding arena and a lush backyard with a swimming pool and spa.

Sylvester Stallone’s Hidden Hills home

The hideaway holds four structures including a Mediterranean-style main house, Moroccan-style theater, speakeasy bar and skate park.

Morgan Brown’s Mediterranean-style compound

Built in 1927, the English Tudor-style home takes in views of Griffith Park on one side and Downtown L.A. on the other.

Fred Armisen’s Los Feliz home

The two-acre spread includes an 11,000-square-foot mansion surrounded by a swimming pool, tennis court and putting green.

Vin Scully’s Hidden Hills home

Found on Davenport Island, the waterfront home comes with a private dock overlooking Huntington Beach Harbor.

Tito Ortiz’s Huntington Beach house

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WASHINGTON, DC - JULY 16: The U.S. Treasury Building, photographed on Friday, July 16, 2021 in Washington, DC. (Kent Nishimura / Los Angeles Times)

Pandemic aid saved millions of Americans from eviction, and the data proves it
State reaches settlement over pandemic rent relief: What tenants and landlords need to know
Thousands of Southern California workers authorize the largest hotel strike in modern U.S. history

String of eviction notices leads to growing concerns about Skid Row receiver
Southern California home prices have been falling. Are the drops over?
Evictions, homelessness, debt: Skid Row Housing Trust receiver has checkered history
Justice Department sues Koreatown landlord, alleging sexual harassment by property manager
Fire-plagued apartment complex to remove tenants for sprinkler retrofit
Some sanity is finally returning to SoCal’s brutal apartment market: A rental guide

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The revolving door at public utilities commissions? It’s alive and well
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How does sea level rise challenge modern notions of property lines?
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Population losses hit Northern California cities much harder than Southern California cities
Florida sued for restricting Chinese citizens, other foreigners from buying property
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