These Californians live in affordable housing: Why did their rent skyrocket?

When California passed a rent cap to protect tenants from rent hikes, they exempted hundreds of thousands of units reserved for some of the state's poorest renters. Now, advocates are pushing for new Bay Area tenant protections.

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