California weighs extending eviction moratorium past June
Federal eviction protections also are set to expire on June 30. California has its own that applies to more people, but it’s set to expire at the same time.
Long Beach extends deadline to apply for emergency rental assistance until July 11
A boost in rental assistance money could help stave off an expected wave of evictions after the current moratorium expires at the end of June.
Long Beach extends rent-assistance program, but concerns remain about tenants being left out
Long Beach residents who meet certain requirements now have until June 11 to apply for rental assistance from the city.
How Long Beach tenants and landlords can get rental assistance
The city raised federal and state money to create a nearly $29 million tenant assistance fund called the Long Beach Emergency Rental Assistance Program.
Cómo obtener ayuda para la renta para inquilinos y propietarios de Long Beach
La ciudad recaudó dinero federal y estatal para crear un fondo de ayuda para inquilinos de casi $ 29 millones llamado Programa de Asistencia de Emergencia para Alquiler de Long Beach.
Long Beach to launch $29 million rental assistance program in coming months
The fund will largely go toward paying back rent for eligible residents who apply for the program, but it could also be used to pay utilities that are in arrears or other household costs.
‘All the burden on the renters’: Tenants say they’re trusting luck, bureaucracy to keep their homes
Eligible renters applied for a city-run program that could pay up to $1,000 per month for three months to their landlords; now the waiting for the lottery results has begun.
Here’s what you need to know before applying for rental assistance in Long Beach
Applications can be submitted starting July 13 and can be dropped off via mail no later than July 23 or in-person by July 27.
Council tables rent repayment plan, instead moves to provide more assistance to tenants
Meanwhile about 100 protesters marched to the home of Councilwoman Suzie Price on Tuesday during the City Council meeting, demanding more favorable policies for the city’s tenants.
City will begin paying up to $1,000 in rent for tenants affected by COVID-19
The city will pay $1,000 a month for 3 months to qualifying residents, with the application period opening next month.