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A man speaks on his cellphone in front of a row of shuttered small businesses in Los Angeles.
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Officials Extend Stay-at-Home Order, Business Restrictions in SoCal

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Graffiti asks for rent forgiveness on La Brea Avenue in Los Angeles. California's current moratorium lasts until until Feb. 1, 2021.
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California Could Extend Eviction Moratorium to January 2022

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The evening rush hour commute on December 3. California Governor Gavin Newsom announced new statewide bans on gatherings and "non-essential" activities, as hospitals in the nation's most populous state face being overwhelmed by record COVID-19 cases. The limits will come into effect once 85 percent of intensive care unit beds have been filled — a development expected in four of California's five regions "as early as the next day or two."
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Stay-at-Home for the Holidays: Newsom Ups Calif. Restrictions

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Employees work in a restaurant open for to-go or delivery orders only in Burbank in L.A. County. Outdoor dining for restaurants has been suspended in hopes of slowing a surge in Covid-19 cases. The measure has sparked a backlash from eateries and some county officials, who worry about the devastating economic toll.
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LA Ramps Up Stay-At-Home Restrictions With COVID Cases Climbing

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Construction workers build a multifamily in Los Angeles.
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Landlords File Injunction to Halt LA’s Eviction Ban, Rent Freeze [Updated]

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Barbers from King's Cutz in L.A. give haircuts beneath an awning outside. This week, barbershops and hair salons in L.A. can move operations indoors at 25-percent capacity, but they are encouraged to operate outdoors as much as possible to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
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Hair Salons, Barbershops Re-Reopen in LA

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Rent strike and eviction protest in Los Angeles.
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California Extends Eviction Protections Into 2021

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Hollywood in Los Angeles
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LA Set for ‘Stringent and Slow’ Return Under Newsom’s Revamped Reopening Plan

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From left, supervisors Janice Hahn, Kathryn Barger, Sheila Kuehl, Hilda L. Solis, and Mark Ridley-Thomas.
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L.A. County Opens $100M Rent Relief Program for Pandemic-Affected Renters

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The Judicial Council of California originally approved the temporary rules staying eviction proceedings in April.
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California Courts to Allow Eviction Proceedings in September

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Although L.A. has seen notoriously high construction costs for years, some active developers expect that land, building materials, and labor costs will come down amid the pandemic.
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LA Development Permitting Drops 45 Percent Since April

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Leases are Getting Shorter and Rents are Dropping with U.S. Office Market in Turmoil

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Gov. Newsom referred to the reopening process as a “dimmer switch,” not an “on-and-off switch.”
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Surging Coronavirus Cases Leads Calif. to Re-Shutter

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The L.A. Department of Water & Power signed a 132,500-square-foot lease at 233 South Beaudry Avenue in Downtown L.A. in the second quarter this year.
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LA Office Leasing Plummeted 52 Percent Since Pandemic Hit

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All eviction proceedings have been suspended throughout California since April.
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Judgement Day

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Officials are recommending that counties cancel firework shows for the holiday, and that residents do not gather with people they do not live with. Above, Santa Monica Pier.
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Calif. Takes Major Step Backward, Closing Restaurants in LA and 18 Other Counties

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California officials ordered bars to close in Fresno, Imperial, Kern, Kings, L.A., San Joaquin, and Tulare counties.
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With Coronavirus Cases Spiking, Bars Close Again in Los Angeles

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L.A. City Council President Nury Martinez, center, said her "concern remains that we need substantially more assistance from the White House and our federal government if we are going to meet the housing needs of Angelenos and people throughout the nation.”
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LA Approves Major $100M Renter Relief Program

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