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City Council Extends No-Fault Eviction Moratorium Until Sept. 30 to Help Tenants

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San Diego City Council votes 5-1 to extend no-fault evictions until Sept. 30. Councilmembers Raul Campillo and Joe LaCava recused themselves. The measure requires a second vote to become law. The Southern California Rental Housing Association says there's no need for a moratorium.

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NBC San Diego

San Diego Passes ‘No-Fault' Eviction Moratorium

The San Diego City Council voted 5-1 in favor of a “no-fault” eviction moratorium that will put a stop to some evictions for at least several months.

2 years ago·San Diego, United States

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Times of San Diego

City Council Extends No-Fault Eviction Moratorium Until Sept. 30 to Help Tenants

The entrance to San Diego City Hall. Photo by Chris StoneThe San Diego City Council on Monday extended the COVID-19 moratorium on no-fault evictions until Sept. 30 to help local tenants.Last week the Legislature extended a statewide moratorium on evictions through June 30 for tenants who had already applied for state or local rental assistance.However, under the city’s no-fault rules, tenants can still be evicted even if they did not violate the…

2 years ago·San Diego County, United States

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MSN

San Diego Passes ‘No-Fault' Eviction Moratorium

2 years ago·United States

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Voice of San Diego

Morning Report: Council Passes No-Fault Eviction Moratorium

The San Diego City Council voted 5-to-1 to back a so-called no-fault eviction moratorium Monday. City Council President Sean Elo-Rivera pushed the legislation to shield tenants up to date on their rent from being booted from their homes as the region grapples with a surging cost-of-living crisis. If the moratorium is approved in an upcoming second vote, it will keep landlords in the city from forcing out a tenant to take the property off the ma…

2 years ago

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