Please help California Beekeepers & Beekeepers all over the country. No pollinators = no food. Ban Roundup & all chemicals that kill our pollinators.pic.twitter.com/EgiZqGUr08
In California, rent for the typical one bedroom apartment is over $1,300. If you’re earning minimum wage in CA, which is $11, you would need to work at least two jobs to afford that apartment without being stretched to the limit. The Rent Relief Act would ease that burden.https://twitter.com/Greenlining/status/1027585147976052736 …
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Waaa? Bees are that important? Let’s save the Bees please
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Same in the Boston area.
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I was going to point that out. With all this whining/moaning about cost of rent in CA, these folks oughta take a look at Boston. 1 bedroom apt easily goes for $1,800/month. I lived in Boston for 10 yrs., found it far more expense than CA.
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Hey genius! Familiarize urself wth Sec 8 housing-it already exist nationwide. Ur bill isn’t anything new-u r simply adding more ppl 2 the handout list. Ur state-& many others like urs-clogged with red-tape & regulations have run prices up making housing unaffordable.
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Clearly you don't understand how Section 8 works. Or the housing market. Or like, life, I'm guessing.
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Snow is okay! Love it. I’m originally from MO; been in Los Angeles for 20 years. CA is losing a huge amount of talent because of this crisis. Many friends have left, not minimum wagers either. These are high level EP’s, story producers, directors. People r over it. Including me!
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It’s a shortage of housing. Rent relief will only go into the pockets of landlords
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No state is worth living in at the expense of retirement. I’m sure there are going to be a lot of people who stay in CA because they think it’s the place to be, yet they’ll never be able to retire because such a large portion of their income goes toward housing.
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