Stephano Medina

staff attorney at the Eviction Defense Network

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SB-91 allows the state to use more than $2 billion in federal stimulus money to cover 80% of missed rents from low-income tenants dating back to April.

California halts evictions until June. What this means for renters and landlords

SB-91 allows the state to use more than $2 billion in federal stimulus money to cover 80% of missed rents from low-income tenants dating back to April.

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