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California eviction moratorium expires soon
Protections will soon expire in California that banned evictions of tenants who couldn't pay their rent due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
California's safety net for tenants who couldn't pay their rent during the pandemic will soon be gone.
The eviction moratorium expires on September 30.
Renters can still apply for state assistance and receive limited protections through March of next year.
California housing officials have received requests for $1.4 billion since the program began in March. About a third of that money has been paid out, according to officials.
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The state legislature had previously extended the date that the moratorium would come to an end. It had been set to expire in June.
The end of the moratorium comes on the same month as 2 million unemployed Californians lost their federal unemployment benefits.
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