Many municipalities inside of the US are re-evaluating their STR rules and legislation.

Over the past 18 - 24 months, Legal Aid has significantly ramped-up their presence in the courthouse (I mean they literally have tables and attorneys in the courthouse to help tenants on the fly) and they are getting much more aggressive legislatively. 

Low barrier to entry place to build a real estate empire....You just have to deal with cold winters and insane legislation,...oh, and taxes.....crap...I may have just talked myself out of living here

Life isn't supposed to be fair and daddy government cant legislate equal outcomes, only equal opportunity to succeed or fail.

They own us through congress and citizens united legislation is exactly what realtors want.

Is there any pending local legislation in regards to landlord tenant law and if so what is it?

Legislation to create a new version, which would contribute up to $15,000 towards the down payment for first time home buyers, was introduced in 2021.

"This new legislation provides an additional eviction defense for an additional six months after the City’s eviction moratorium is lifted, according to a release."

I think California educators/legislators are trying too hard to create a system that works for all income levels.  

This is getting crazy: http://www.laweekly.com/news/legislation-to-expand...Tenant organizations:http://www.tenantstogether.org/ This group is heavily funded pushing for bureaucracy in each city in California.