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An effort to allow stronger rent control laws in California was trailing in early returns Tuesday, the third time such a measure may be turned down in recent years.
If voters had approved Proposition 33, it would have allowed cities and counties to pass stricter rent control laws than they can now.
A state law known as the Costa-Hawkins Rental Housing Act bans localities from capping rent on vacant units, single-family homes and apartments built after Feb. 1, 1995, or earlier in some cases. Proposition 33 would have overturned that law.
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