Under a plan announced by President Biden earlier this month, large employers, including those in the rental housing industry, would soon have to require that their workers be vaccinated against…
Coronavirus: Resources for navigating the outbreak
COVID-19 Resources
What you need to know
- Rental Assistance Payment Program
- COVID-19 Tenant Relief Act
- Local COVID-19 Tenant Protections
- State & Federal COVID-19 Tenant Protections
- Fraud Warning for Homeowners
- Reopening California
- Video Resources for Rental Housing Providers
Letters and agreements
Where to get assistance
Staying apprised
Rental Assistance Payment Program
The application process for the State of California’s Rental Assistance Payment Program opened on March 15, 2021. Some local governments have also opened their application process for rental assistance.
Visit CAA’s compliance page at caanet.org/rapp/ for more information.
COVID-19 Tenant Relief Act
On January 29, 2021, Governor Gavin Newsom signed into law SB 91. It took effect immediately.
Visit CAA’s compliance page dedicated to CTRA at caanet.org/ctra/ for more information.
Local COVID-19 Tenant Protections
Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, actions have been taken at all levels of government to protect tenants from eviction. Local governments in particular have enacted numerous COVID-19-related tenant protections. Below are links to the local eviction moratoria of which CAA is aware. CAA has created summaries of the moratoria in the most populous areas.
Governor Gavin Newsom’s executive order N-28-20 that authorized local governments to halt evictions for residential renters impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic expired September 30. Many local eviction moratoria tied their protections to this executive order. For a copy of the Governor’s executive order click here.
To view the list of localities that have adopted specific eviction restrictions, please tap the appropriate header below.
CAA Summaries for the Most Populated Cities and Counties (A-Z)
A-E
- Alameda (County)
- Anaheim
- Berkeley
- Chula Vista
- Concord
- CAA Summary
- Additional information here
- Contra Costa County
- CAA Summary
- Additional information available here
- Culver City
- CAA Summary
- Additional information available here
- Elk Grove
- CAA Summary
- Additional information available here
- Escondido
- CAA Summary
- Additional information available here
F-L
- Fremont
- CAA Summary
- Additional information here
- Fresno (City)
- CAA Summmary
- Additional information here
- Fullerton
- CAA Summary
- Additional information here
- Garden Grove
- CAA Summary
- Additional information available here
- Glendale
- CAA Summary
- Additional information available here
- Hayward
- CAA Summary
- Additional information available here
- Inglewood
- CAA Summary
- Additional information available here
- Long Beach
- CAA Summary
- Additional information available here
- City of Los Angeles
- CAA Summary
- Additional information available here
- County of Los Angeles
- CAA Summary
- Additional information available here
M-S
- Mountain View
- Oakland
- Ontario
- Oxnard
- CAA Summary
- Order (additional information available here)
- Pasadena
- Pomona
- Rancho Cucamonga
- Riverside (City)
- City of Sacramento
- County of Sacramento
- Salinas
- San Bernardino (City)
- San Diego (City)
- San Diego (County)
- San Francisco
- San Jose
- San Mateo County
- Santa Ana
- Santa Clara (City)
- CAA Summary
- Ordinance
- Additional information available here
- Santa Clara County
- CAA Summary
- Ordinance
- Additional information, including required notices and FAQS, available here.
- Santa Clarita
- Santa Cruz (City)
- CAA Summary
- Additional information available here
- Santa Cruz (County)
- Simi Valley
- CAA Summary
- Executive Order
- Additional information available here)
- Sonoma County
- Stockton
- Sunnyvale
- CAA Summary
- Ordinance
- Additional information available here
T-Z
- Thousand Oaks
- Torrance
- Vallejo
To ensure compliance with all applicable laws, CAA strongly recommends that rental housing providers consult with an attorney before issuing any notice to pay rent or quit or notice of termination of tenancy while this pandemic persists.
State & Federal COVID-19 Tenant Protections
- State COVID-19 Tenant Protections
- Federal COVID-19 Tenant Protections
Related CAA Resources
Forms
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Notice to Perform Covenants Within Three Days or Quit Within 30 Days– Covered by CARES Act (Other Payments Due October 1, 2021 – March 31, 2022)
Three Day Notice to Pay Rent or Quit (Rent Due October 1, 2021 – March 31, 2022)
Three Day Notice to Perform Covenants or Quit (Monetary Breach) (Other Payments Due October 1, 2022 – March 31, 2022)
Industry Insights
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In the News
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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…
Employees in the rental housing industry and most other California businesses no longer have to wear masks indoors if they are fully vaccinated against COVID-19. In addition to loosening mask…
The California Apartment Association today welcomed Gov. Gavin Newsom’s plan to fully reopen the state’s economy in a little more than two months. Newsom announced the reopening plan for California…
California’s Department of Fair Employment and Housing (DFEH) says it’s legal under California’s civil rights laws for property management firms and other businesses to require employees to get vaccinated against…
Rental housing providers and residents can now begin applying for Covid-19-related rental assistance through the State of California. The program, administered by the California Department of Housing and Community Development,…
On the first day of his presidency, Joe Biden on Wednesday ordered a two-month extension of the nation’s COVID-19 eviction moratorium. The federal eviction protections, which had been slated to…
California’s governor and Legislature must take immediate steps to help businesses recover from a pandemic that continues to squeeze the economy, says a letter to state elected leaders from CAA…
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s budget blueprint for 2020-21 includes several proposals that could help Californians recover financially from the COVID-19 pandemic. Newsom’s $227.2 billion spending plan, which he submitted to the…