(323) 366-8487 UNION OFFICE NUMBER

Too Many Waiting. Too Many Ignored. 2026 Changes That…

OUR NUMBERS
STATE
MEMBRSHIP
8,145
% FROM
LAST YEAR / COMPARE STATE
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21.88% UP
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9.52 % DOWN
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COURT
RECOVERY
WININGS
YR 2023 -> $0
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YR 2024 -> $5,589
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YR 2025 -> $10,568
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YR 2026 -> $3,238
PENDING/
COMPLEATED
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CASES IN
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COURT
YR 2023 -> 0/0
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YR 2024 -> 0/25
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YR 2025 -> 0/35
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YR 2026 -> 1/20
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YR 2027 -> 0/0
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NEW
PROPERTIES
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JOIN THE
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UNION
YR 2023 -> 01
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YR 2024 -> 03​
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YR 2025 -> 03
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YR 2026 -> 02​
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TOTAL PROPERTIES
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YR 2026 -> 256
* NUMBERS COME FROM OUR YEARLY MEMBERSHIP MEETING IN JULY
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** UPDATED AT 04.16.26 AT 1231AM
Meet The State Team
Executives

Union Founder & State President
D Nash Stabolito
The President of a tenants union in California leads meetings, represents the union publicly, coordinates organizing and advocacy efforts, and ensures that decisions and bylaws are followed. They act as a key organizer and spokesperson, helping tenants unite and push for renter rights and housing justice.

State Board Member
Jason B Mallard
A union board member plays an important role in guiding the direction and success of the tenants union. They help set policies, approve plans, and make decisions that affect the organization and its members. Board members represent tenants’ interests, support organizing campaigns, and work to strengthen renters’ rights and housing protections. Overall, they act as both leaders and advocates, helping to build unity and accountability within the union.

State Board Member
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A union board member plays an important role in guiding the direction and success of the tenants union. They help set policies, approve plans, and make decisions that affect the organization and its members. Board members represent tenants’ interests, support organizing campaigns, and work to strengthen renters’ rights and housing protections. Overall, they act as both leaders and advocates, helping to build unity and accountability within the union.
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State Chief Financial Officer
Christoper Hawarthorn
​The Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of a tenants union oversees all financial matters to ensure the organization stays stable and transparent. They manage the budget, track income and expenses, and prepare financial reports for the board and members. The CFO works closely with the Treasurer (if separate) to maintain accurate records, ensure compliance with laws and union bylaws, and make informed recommendations about funding and spending. Overall, the CFO safeguards the union’s financial health and accountability.

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