After fires destroyed thousands of Los Angeles County homes last year, local elected leaders passed new laws aimed at stopping massive rent hikes on the housing still available to fire victims. But a new report finds those new avenues for enforcement are not being taken.

<p>After fires destroyed thousands of Los Angeles County homes last year, local elected leaders passed new laws aimed at stopping&nbsp;<a href="https://laist.com/news/housing-homelessness/los-angeles-palisades-fire-housing-rent-price-gouging-law-california-zillow-listing" data-cms-ai="0">massive rent hikes</a>&nbsp;on the housing still available to fire victims. But a new report finds those new avenues for enforcement are not being taken.</p>