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The Rent Guidelines Board voted to increase rents while angry tenants shouted at them.

A state court denied an appeal by tenants at Independence Plaza North earlier this month.

The U.S. Supreme Court won't hear the case of a landlord who said rent regulation was costing him money.

The hotel's owners have filed motions to kick ten tenants out of their  apartments.

Faye Dunaway sent an attorney, Elizabeth Shollenberger, to housing court Thursday on her behalf in the case of a rent-stabilized apartment at 314 E. 78th St.

The board voted to increase one year leases by 3.75 percent and two-year leases by 7.25 percent.

The board is considering boosting rents by up to 5.75 percent for one-year leases and 9 percent for two-year leases.

The state senate voted to extend rent regulations 24 hours longer as both sides continue to debate.

The Rent Guidelines Board held a public session Monday to solicit feedback on its proposed yearly rent hikes.

The state's rent regulation laws, which cover 1 million apartments citywide expired at midnight Thursday.

The group is trying to draw attention to the expiration of rent regulation rules June 15.

The board wants to see stabilized rents increase by up to nine percent.

Elected officials and tenant and housing advocates will rally at City Hall in support of a rent reform bill.

The tenants called on Gov. Andrew Cuomo to support their cause.