And so the word went out almost precisely two months after fire incinerated most of the Pacific Palisades district in Los ...

Either the listings had increased their pre-fire asking rents by more than 10 ... including consumer protections against price gouging during and following a natural disaster, and we are providing ...

A group of property owners are facing a $62 million lawsuit for alleged price gouging in the aftermath of January's wildfires and violating short-term rental laws, Los Angeles City Attorney Hydee ...

While evacuees search for temporary housing, evidence of potential price gouging has emerged. A volunteer-created spreadsheet tracking rental listings across platforms like Zillow and Redfin has ...

Gavin Newsom has issued an executive order to extend certain price gouging protections in Los Angeles ... walkable "pre-fire" character. A slew of executive orders have come from the Governor's ...

Just as price-gouging limits for LA wildfire survivors ... In Glendale, a family evacuated in the Eaton Fire faced a rental rate that was 50% more than what it was listed for before the January ...

Both bills were announced Thursday, March 20, by freshman Rep. Laura Friedman, D-Glendale, whose 30th Congressional district ...

Price-gouging is a misdemeanor punishable by up to a year in jail and $10,000 fine for each violation. Protections related to housing are generally in effect for 30 days.

Oklahoma families displaced by wildfires are questioning hotel and Airbnb prices, prompting the attorney general to address ...

McMaster's declaration, the state's price gouging law has gone into effect ... according to the State Fire Marshall, with most wildfire activity concentrated in Horry County.

YEAH, BASICALLY, THIS PRICE GOUGING LAW MEANS IT’S GOING TO IMPACT ... WHILE PROGRESS CONTINUES ON FIRE STATEWIDE, WE’RE NOT OUT OF THE WOODS YET. SATURDAY, WE HAD OVER 100 IGNITIONS, WHICH ...

As of Sunday, 175 wildfires were impacting 4,200 acres across the state, according to the state fire marshal “We could see normal price increases, and those are not considered price gouging ...