Nearly 600 have faced eviction in Sacramento County, ... Brophy said, what comes after the moratorium ends will be an entirely new crisis for renters financially impacted by COVID-19.

For Sacramento renters like Maria Aguila, the rule is all that stands between them and eviction. Aguila was working three jobs but contracted COVID-19 and has been unable to work.

SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — Is the homeless crisis nearing a tipping point? Homelessness in Sacramento is growing, ... Erlenbusch points to the eviction moratorium and the high cost of living.

SACRAMENTO — With less than two weeks before a statewide moratorium on renter evictions expires, California lawmakers on Thursday declined to back a plan that would have provided tax credits for ...

Sacramento landlords have a stricter limit for how much they can raise rent for certain apartments. Landlords of apartments that are covered by the city's Tenant Protection Program will not be able to ...

Additionally, $5 million will go to a rental assistance program run by the Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency to help low-income residents who are behind on rent avoid eviction.

SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — For the last few months, bills have been piling up for Sonia Rodriguez. "We can't pay the rent. We can't pay our car payment. We can't pay our bills," Rodriguez said. "It's ...

California Gov. Gavin Newsom proposes extending eviction protections and expediting $2.6 billion in federal rental assistance for low-income tenants. Newsom proposes $600 payments, extending ...

Assembly Bill 15 would extend the eviction moratorium until January 1, 2022, and AB 1199 would put a new “excise tax” on property for the “privilege” of renting or leasing it.

For Sacramento renters like Maria Aguila, the rule is all that stands between them and eviction. Aguila was working three jobs but contracted COVID-19 and has been unable to work.

Sacramento-area tenants are staring over the edge of a cliff as series of overlapping rules putting evictions on hold begin to expire. ... And a crisis looms if lawmakers don’t act ...