Real Estate/Development,
Government
Mar. 29, 2022
Another eviction ban bill advances in Assembly
The Senate Judiciary Committee planned to take up AB 2179 on Tuesday. The bill will need a two-thirds vote in both houses to pass.
In what has become an annual event during the pandemic, lawmakers face another deadline this week to pass limits or bans on evictions.
The latest bill passed in a special hearing of the Assembly Judiciary Committee and by a 60-0 vote on the Assembly floor on Monday. AB 2179 offers fewer protections to renters than several previous measures. It would extend an eviction prohibition for three months for tenants who apply for emergency rental ...
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