LA County Consumer & Business Affairs Updates
The Department of Consumer and Business Affairs helps consumers, businesses, and communities by providing education, support, and help with complaints. Their goal is to create a fair and healthy marketplace for everyone.
To learn more, see the link below.
TENANTS FACING EVICTION
Starting January 1, free legal help is available for tenants living in unincorporated LA County who face eviction.
The Tenant Right to Counsel Program gives free legal help to LA County tenants facing eviction. If you got an eviction notice and live in unincorporated Los Angeles County, you may qualify for free help through Stay Housed LA. For more information and to see if you qualify, visit dcba.lacounty.gov/trtc.
HELP FOR IMMIGRANTS
Supporting Immigrant Needs
The Office of Immigrant Affairs (OIA) at DCBA gives free help to people and families across Los Angeles County. OIA helps you find County services and connects you with local support made for immigrants. Call an OIA Representative at (800) 593-8222 or join a virtual workshop to get useful information and support. For details on upcoming workshops, visit immigrants.lacounty.gov/calendar.
WILDFIRE RECOVERY RESOURCES
Moving Forward Together
Recovering after a wildfire can be hard, but LA County is here to help. If you need help rebuilding, money for small businesses, or other services, LA County has a guide to wildfire recovery programs for people affected by the Eaton and Palisades fires. It’s easy to use and helps you find help fast.
Learn more at recovery.lacounty.gov/moving-forward-together
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For more recovery help, visit recovery.lacounty.gov.
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To donate and support disaster recovery, visit lacounty.gov/relief.