A “no fault” eviction moratorium in the city of San Diego has expired, although significant protections for COVID-related nonpayment still apply.
The no fault eviction moratorium took effect in May over the California Apartment Association’s strong objections. The association, however, helped secure an end date of Sept. 30, which the city did not extend.
City of San Diego – Source of Income Discrimination Law
Effective August 1, 2019, the City of San Diego prohibits discrimination based on a tenant’s source of income, including the receipt of housing subsidies, such as Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers. (San Diego Municipal Code Section 98.0801-98.0806)
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Although California’s eviction protections for tenants with pending rental assistance applications ended June 30, 2022; new eviction protections took effect in the City of San Diego on July 1, 2022…
The San Diego City Council on Monday began the process of developing more stringent regulations on the rental housing industry, with a specific focus on evictions. Council President Sean Elo-Rivera…
A “no fault” eviction moratorium in the city of San Diego has expired, although significant protections for COVID-related nonpayment still apply. The no fault eviction moratorium took effect in May…
The California Apartment Association last week provided a 45-minute rundown of the association’s advocacy efforts in San Diego County, at the state Capitol and in the courts. Joshua Howard, CAA’s…
The California Apartment Association is urging its members to speak out against a proposed ban on no-fault evictions in the city of San Diego. The City Council is scheduled to…
The California Apartment Association has welcomed a new member to its public affairs team in Southern California. On Monday, Melanie Woods took the helm as CAA’s vice president of local…
The city of San Diego has fixed its rental assistance portal — at the request of CAA — so that landlords can complete applications for rental assistance on behalf of…
The California Apartment Association continues to push state, local and federal governments to distribute COVID-19 rental assistance funds more quickly. And while many jurisdictions are still woefully behind in doling…
The California Apartment Association suffered a legal setback today when a San Diego Superior Court judge denied its request to suspend enforcement of San Diego County’s short-term eviction moratorium. The…
CAA’s lawsuit challenging San Diego’s eviction moratorium had its first hearing before Judge Richard S. Whitney of the San Diego Superior Court on Thursday, June 3. CAA asked the court…
