Oxnard —The Community Services, Public Safety, Housing, and Development Committee partially approved its Anti-Harassment Ordinance and considerable debate. The Committee approved A, C, and D, while B will return to the Committee. Oxnard Housing Department Assistant Director Albert Ramirez said landlords employ coercive techniques to induce tenants to vacate their rent-stabilized homes by reducing services, issuing eviction notices based on […]
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