By Neil Gonzales Pursuit of rent-control measures across the Bay Area has gained steam as living costs continue to skyrocket with a red-hot real estate market. Starting Dec. 1, Richmond will become the first California city in three decades—and the first in Contra Costa County—to institute rent control following the City Council’s approval during a […]
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