A bill that would have restricted how housing providers and other employers use criminal background checks in hiring has stalled on the Assembly floor.
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Four California bills that would have added new screening limits, eviction restrictions, and disclosure or monitoring duties for housing providers stalled in the Appropriations Committees on May 14, taking them…
A bill that would have required some landlords and sellers to disclose nearby oil wells and install methane monitoring systems in multifamily rental housing was halted Thursday by the Assembly…
A measure that would have significantly restricted housing providers’ ability to screen tenants or employees based on criminal history has been held in the Legislature, ending its prospects for 2026.
A measure that would have required California housing providers to pause eviction cases when tenants cited immigration enforcement as the reason for nonpayment has been blocked in the Senate Appropriations…
A bill that would have barred California landlords from evicting federal employees and contractors during government shutdowns died in a Senate committee last week, sparing housing providers from a new…
A proposal to cap what rental housing providers can charge for pet rent and additional security deposits has stalled in the Assembly after opposition from the California Apartment Association.
A proposal that would have raised state tax costs for those who invest in rental housing has effectively died for the year after being held in an Assembly committee.
Rental housing providers could lose the ability to pursue some eviction cases for months under a bill that would pause unlawful detainer actions and bar related fees when the tenant’s…
The California Apartment Association is working to stop legislation that would impose new costs, compliance requirements, and restrictions on rental housing providers. Due to CAA’s opposition, a number of these…
