Author: tenantsunitedanaheim
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Reunión general de septiembre
Cuándo: De 1:00 p. m. a 2:30 p. m. Dónde: Presencialmente en la Unitarian Universalist Church de Anaheim (511 S Harbor Blvd) O a través de Zoom; envíe un correo electrónico o un mensaje directo para obtener el enlace de…
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September General Meeting
When: 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm Where: in person at the Unitarian Universalist Church in Anaheim (511 S Harbor Blvd) OR via Zoom, email or DM for registration link. Topic: November election campaign updates and endorsements, and committee report backs.
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Medida de iniciativa ciudadana sobre estabilización de rentas y protecciones para inquilinos no aparecerá en la boleta electoral de noviembre de 2026 para los votantes de Anaheim
Anaheim, California — Tenants United Anaheim (TUA) anunció hoy que su iniciativa ciudadana, llamada “Iniciativa de Anaheim para la Estabilización de Rentas, Restricciones de Desalojo y Regulaciones para el Cierre de Parques de Casas Móviles”, no aparecerá ante los votantes…
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Citizen Initiated Ballot Measure for Rent Stabilization and Tenant Protections Will Not Appear on the November 2026 Ballot Before Anaheim Voters
Anaheim, Calif. — Tenants United Anaheim (TUA) announced today that their citizen initiated ballot measure, the “Anaheim Rent Stabilization, Eviction Restrictions, and Mobilehome Park Closure Regulations Initiative” will not appear before Anaheim voters on the November 2026 General Election Ballot.…
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August General Meeting
When: 11:00 am – 1:00 pm Where: in person at the Unitarian Universalist Church in Anaheim (511 S Harbor Blvd) OR via Zoom, email or DM for registration link. Topic: Officer and Steering Committee member elections, plus regular updates and…
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Forty Four Days of Findings (Z)
The City of Anaheim lacks regulations on rental increases and evictions, leading to unfair evictions as landlords exploit the housing shortage. Many tenants are unaware of their rights during eviction processes. Gentrification has surged, resulting in luxury developments while landlords…
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Forty Four Days of Findings (Y)
Displacement of tenants due to landlord actions, such as evictions, causes significant financial burden, exceeding $10,000 and often reaching $20,000. This burden disproportionately affects vulnerable groups, including seniors and families with children, leading to homelessness and interruptions in education. Such…
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Forty Four Days of Findings (X)
Landlords are incentivized to pressure tenants in rent-stabilized units to vacate by offering cash buyouts, often using unfair tactics. Proposed legislation aims to promote fairness by requiring landlords to provide a statement of rights and a 30-day rescission period for…
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Forty Four Days of Findings (W)
The California Legislature highlights the abuse of immigration status threats by some landlords to intimidate and retaliate against tenants, particularly in gentrifying cities like Anaheim. Such actions aim to evict lower-income tenants and provoke fear of deportation, significantly impacting families…
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Forty Four Days of Findings (V)
The National Law Center on Homelessness and Poverty highlights that laws stabilizing rents and preventing unjust evictions are essential in tackling housing instability and homelessness. The City of Anaheim aims to enhance affordable housing and provide effective services for those…