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 New Calif. Law Affects Foreclosures
July 22, 2008
Foreclosures are up over 100 percent from last year in Los Angeles County. State lawmakers are trying to slow this trend. California’s state government recently signed into a law a bill which helps homeowners and renters who are involved in a foreclosure. SB 1137 makes four changes to current state law affecting consumers. The changes are effective until Jan. 1, 2013. more
 Television is Going Digital
Updated April 15, 2008
Now that Congress has set a February 17, 2009, date for the completion of the "DTV transition," what do we need to do? Viewers who currently get their signals “over the air,” using a rooftop antenna or rabbit ears, will have to make some changes. more
 New Consumer Laws for 2008
January 25, 2008
Do I have to spend every cent on that gift certificate?
When can I use a cell phone when I'm driving?
Can I file for Small Claims Court online?
Do I still get a homestead exemption if I get divorced?
Several laws have changed this year. Find them here.
 DCA earns Agency of the Year award
June 24, 2008
The National Association of Consumer Agency Administrators has given its national Agency of the Year award to the County of Los Angeles Department of Consumer Affairs. more
 DCA investigation busts real estate scam
March 20, 2008
An investigation by DCA's Real Estate Fraud and Information Program against a predatory mortgage lending company has resulted in a $20 million civil lawsuit by the California Attorney General. San Bernardino County authorities have arrested several people involved with this alleged scam. more
 Supervisors, DCA inform seniors
Updated Sept. 17, 2007
Los Angeles County Supervisor Don Knabe and DCA presented a Smarter Seniors Forum in San Pedro. DCA and the Board of Supervisors host Smarter Seniors Forums throughout Los Angeles County. more
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