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If you couldn’t pay rent due to COVID, relief is coming. Here’s how LA’s new program works
The City of LA is forming a new partnership with the state of California to eliminate all rental debt for low-income households financially impacted by the pandemic. The application period opens September 1.
By Erin Aubry Kaplan • • 25m ListenThe City of LA is forming a new partnership with the state of California to eliminate all rental debt for low-income households financially impacted by the pandemic. The application period opens September 1.
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3 storiesLA’s new relief program could pay all your COVID-driven rental debt. Here’s how you qualify
The City of LA is forming a new partnership with the state of California to eliminate all rental debt for low-income households financially impacted by the pandemic. The application period opens Sept. 1.
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