SB 567 – Tenant Protection Act: – (Effective April 1, 2024)  Tightens up requirements for no fault evictions; adds damages, penalties, attorney fees and enforcement mechanisms for violations.  (Please see the article following this one.)

SB 267 – Landlord must offer “ability to pay” in lieu of reliance on credit history and reports in assessing a tenant’s rental application when prospective tenant is receiving a government rent subsidy such as a Section 8 rental voucher – (Effective January 1, 2024)

Assembly Bill 1764 – Landlord/Tenant: Option to provide receipts for tenant screening fees by email when both landlord and tenant agree to it first.   (Effective January 1, 2024)