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[The state says that "all eligible applications received on or before March 31, 2022, for rent or utilities owed between April 1, 2020 through March 31, 2022, will be paid."
These protections would have expired on March 31, but now have been extended through June 30 by California's new legislation - although that's only for people who applied for the rent relief program by March 31.
*** A key thing to remember: For most tenants in California, starting April 1, landlords will still be able to take their tenants to court and start eviction proceedings over missed rent. That's because this new state legislation means a landlord can't evict you for not paying rent you owed before March 31 - but it doesn't protect you from eviction for not paying rent after that date.
With the new state legislation, you can't be evicted for not paying rent before March 31 - but you can be evicted for nonpayment after that date.
Several cities and counties across the state had their own rent-related eviction moratoriums that stayed in place after the state moratorium expired.]
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