ABOUT TENANT RESOURCES

The City of La Cañada Flintridge is committed to supporting tenants and safeguarding their rights by promoting awareness and access to vital housing-related resources. As a part of this effort, the City is sharing comprehensive information about nonprofit organizations, tenants unions, legal aid groups, and advocacy networks that work to protect renters from displacement, discrimination, and unfair housing practices. These organizations offer a range of services, including tenant education, legal representation, mediation, and assistance with navigating rental agreements and eviction processes. In addition, the City is helping connect residents with broader housing support programs available throughout Los Angeles County, such as rental assistance, affordable housing opportunities, and emergency shelter options.

TENANT UNIONS

WHAT IS A TENANTS UNION?

A tenants union is an organization or association formed and led by renters within a building, neighborhood, or city to discuss and advocate for their collective interests and rights. California also has a statewide coalition of local tenant organizations called Tenants Together, which focuses on renters’ rights issues statewide.

Local Tenants Unions

FIND HOUSING & RENTAL AID RESOURCES

There are several government and other housing-related organizations in the greater Los Angeles area that help provide and/or connect renters in need to housing resources, a few of which are linked below.

  • LA County Housing Subsidies:
    • Lists County services that support housing-related needs
  • Brilliant Corners:
    • Organization that identifies and secures units; provides move-in assistance and rental subsidy disbursement; coordinates with case managers; and assists with landlord/ neighborhood relations in LA County.
    • Operates a supportive housing rental subsidy program called the Flexible Housing Subsidy Pool
  • United Way of Greater Los Angeles:
    • Provides a list of housing assistance resources, with the aim of supporting those impacted by the 2025 LA wildfires in long-term recovery