Eviction protections are still in effect in LA County and not expiring. As protections are staying in place locally, we need our state and federal legislators to extend renter protections and provide financial relief for tenants and landlords across the state.

For free legal assistance, please visit our LA Represents page.

 

Extending Relaxed Parking Enforcement

The City is extending relaxed parking enforcement until October 1, making it easier for Angelenos all across our city to stay home whenever possible without being concerned about a ticket. “Angelenos shouldn’t be penalized for staying home, avoiding unnecessary trips, and doing their part to stop the spread of COVID-19,” said Mayor Eric Garcetti. “All of us have a role to play in defeating this virus and saving lives, and no one should worry about facing extra financial burdens when they’re keeping their family, friends, and community safe during this crisis.”

 

Relaxed enforcement is extended for the following categories:

• Residential street sweeping

• Expired registration

• Overnight/Oversize parking districts

• Peak/rush hour and gridlock zone parking restrictions

• Ticket/tow for oversized/overnight parking

 

Enforcement continues for:

• Metered parking

• Time limits within preferential parking districts for vehicles without a valid or recently-expired permit

• Posted time limit zones in residential and commercial areas

• All posted Temporary No-Parking signs

• Blocking emergency access areas

• Colored curb zones

• Parking restrictions for City-owned lots

 

In addition to these steps, Angelenos will not face parking fine increases when failing to pay a ticket. Residents will also be given extended grace periods for residential and commercial drop off or pick up; granted extensions on all deadlines for payments; and offered temporary permits that can be printed at home for those who have renewed their permit but will not receive the new hangtag before their current permit expires.

 

Vehicles displaying recently expired permits within preferential parking districts will have a two-week grace period following the expiration to renew. On October 1, parking enforcement will begin again, with the exception of street sweeping enforcement, which will resume at a later date.

LAUSD BACK TO SCHOOL PLAN

LAUSD released its Back to School Plan.

It outlines sample online schedules and preparing campuses for a hybrid model when it’s safe to return to school.

They also link to their family and student handbook that answers some frequently asked questions.